his decades long political career is the subject of a pbs american masters documentary titled "jerry brownthe director, marina zenovich. marina, the challenge, the great challenge here is there is so much to tell. think about jerry brown talking about 1966. his dad loses to reagan in '70. he comes back and is the only democrat elected statewide. he's got his first career there, then his second career as mayor of oakland. third career as governor of california. absolutely remarkable political life. talk about how difficult that was to get all of that in one documentary. >> you could have made a milk about any segment of jerry's life that you just spoke about, but we wanted to chronicle the whole thing. because what a life. i mean, he was someone who lived how many lives between everything you listed, governor, mayor, running for president. he was a map ahead of his time, an intellectual thinker, and the impetus for the film was, what if you were lucky enough to have the same job at 72 you had at 36? >> in both cases, governor, you were a disruptor. you were a disruptor in your 30s, a disrup

very quickly, miriam pawel, paul chavez mentioned jerry brown. have written a book called the browns of california. >> the chapter is called jerry and caesar because they had a strong relationship. jerry brown was taken by cesar chavez. very interested in knowing what he thought. what he thought about communities. and committed to the farmworkers before he was elected governor the first time in 1974. paul chavez referred to a really important law that was another high point we should mention for the union. that was the passage when jerry brown came into office in 1975, his top priority was to achieve a bill that would put into law rights for farmworkers that they do not have anywhere else because of being excluded from the national labor relations act . in june of 1975, he signed the california agricultural labor relations act, it was considered by many labor lawyers to be the most prolabor law in the country. and it set up a mechanism for farmworkers to have elections and a board that oversees them to this day. also, just a framework for protect

this is former california governor jerry brown. he says that president joe biden has nothing to worry about until gets to the age of 85. calling him the democrats' best option to beat trump. however, brown not saying much when asked to comment on vice president kamala harris. telling nbc news, quote, i do not have a thought on that topic. just want to remind our viewers that kamala harris was the attorney general of the state of california. your eyes just -- i know. this is -- jerry brown, he never minced words when he was in office. he is stone cold silent on kamala harris. that speaks volumes in my opinion. >> sometimes saying nothing is the loudest statement you can make. he says i'm not going to comment on her. he says i'm not going to comment on that topic. yeah, i think he's saying what everybody is thinking, don't need words. cheryl: it just shows you this is why we bring up the polls about president biden, the approval ratings for her are almost worse than what you're seeing for joe biden. she just has not connected as vice

well, but there were some difficult guys there: tim cook, apple, and ex-governor of california jerry brownheads of boeing, fizer, nike, fedex, elon musk came in during the cocktail hour and left before the start there was no dinner, 34 tables, numbers with a four, because in chinese it sounds like death , and look, they applaud the dictator while standing, then the question arises: if the captains of the capitalist industry of america give a standing ovation to the red dictator, it is clear that comrade biden’s work with industrialists and entrepreneurs is still poorly done. in general , the situation is not set up in any way, and indeed it’s completely bad, but all this is happening against the backdrop of an absolutely terrifying rift in the world. you know exactly what surprised me, i was surprised how, at first, having completely lost the information campaign, israel is actively involved, a number of my friends received an invitation to a closed video conference, yup, at which israeli experts, you received this, israeli experts will explain israel’s position, representatives of the arm

exgovernor jerry brown refusing to comment on vice president kamala harris in an interview. ed a question about the vp and said, i do not have a thought on that topic. joe, whoa, could this be the most scathing rebuke of kamala harris yet simply in simplicity? >> joe: it might be, yeah. this is california, this is former governor of california. people forget kamala harris was so unpopular as a candidate in 2018, she had to drop out before iowa. final nail in coffin, when she was shown to be in fifth place in democratic california trailing andrew yang. kamala harris is not remotely ready to be president of the united states. if she was, she would have shown ability to fix or manage a national security humanitarian crisis at the u.s. southern border. she wouldn't be hidden from the press unless it is a friendly interviewer like "the view" and it is why we never talk about her as an alternative for joe biden. she has gone from plan b to plan n for never. if you got a flat, who changed said flat? >> todd: we didn't change the flat, we took my car instead of the driver's car. it w

and the previous governor of california, jerry brown, told me that there is no substitute for real conversations and getting a measure of each other for these two leaders. so what do you hope will come of the face to face sit-down over more than just 30 seconds? >> i would say, having worked with the president now for three years, he is at his best with these person-to-person meetings with world leaders. he has an amazing ability to relax with them, and just have an honest, authentic direct discussion, and that's what i will expect. i will be meeting with my counterpart, and that's what i will look to do. not to sugar coat anything, not to pretend that this isn't a great competition, but to be direct, and honest, and also to, as i said before, figure out what are the ways to most responsibly manage this relationship. >> so what do you think that you achieved when you were beijing, talking to your counterpart? >> well, first let me say, i was the first u.s. commerce secretary in more than five years to be in beijing, so candidly, the fact that i showed up and spent hours with the premiere, the vi

his predecessor is governor jerry brown, made his own attempt. vious and only successful example. willie brown says, newsom is next. - he is doing all the things that you would currently do to be a candidate for president. it really is in direct pursuit of achieving the goal that he has long since predetermined. - so when you hear him say in front of camera after camera after camera, i'm not interested, i have sub-zero interest, how does that- - i don't believe it. i don't believe it. i don't believe it. - [steve] the man who started gavin newsom's political career in parking says he is running for president. (gentle music) - and don't forget about that political action committee newsom launched in march to fight republican policies in some red states. - yes, the governor has publicly pledged his support for president biden for the 2024 election cycle, but that still leaves a 2028 run on the table. - and newsom is only 56 years old, so he still has a lot of political years left on him. - still ahead in "bear politics", a field of crowded candidate

much, but there were some difficult guys there: tim cook, apple, and ex-governor of california jerry brownhe question arises, if the captains of the capitalist industry of america are standing applauding the red dictator, apparently, badly work has also been completed by comrade biden with industrialists and entrepreneurs. in general, it’s not set up in any way, yes, yes, the situation is completely, completely bad, but all this is happening against the backdrop of an absolutely terrifying, crowbar in the world, you just know what surprised me, i was surprised how at first, having completely lost the information campaign, israel actively got involved , a number of my friends received an invitation to a closed video conference, yeah, to which israeli experts, you received this, israeli experts will explain israel’s position, representatives of the army will speak there, all russian speakers, these are representatives of the knesset. and even maxim leonidov from the civil society israeladov, yes, they will tell the truth , nothing like that, let him sing, well, look, i wanted this, that is,

don't believe the climate crisis is real there has to be something else and space laser run by jerry brown rothschild sounds as good as anything. >> is kind of up political impotence saying look at these vast profound problems if it only was not for these individualig figures we wouldn't have to look at systems that would have to make any changes in more than that maybe we wouldn't even know it changes to make there's a certain kind of giving and with that. >> there is an nihilism to it they are so powerful. all we can do is be awake and know what they are doing and maybe buy some protein powder from info wars to get ready for the fight. it's hopelessly complicated. i read the facebook poster marjorie taylor greene she never says a jewish he never has to she mentions rothschild income but the plot is so convoluted it requires so many pieces moving together at the exact same way with nothing going wrong. it's one of the dastardly plots ever conceived but somehow this corrupt crossfit lady in georgia figures at all out and puts it on facebook. again it doesn't have to make any sense as long

don't believe the climate crisis is real, there has to be something else and a space loser run by jerry brown and rothschild -- as good as anything. >> it's like an explicit saying look at these vast profound problems if only it wasn't for these individual figures we wouldn't have to look at the systems and make changes. we wouldn't know what changes to make so it's giving in. >> all we can do is be awake and know what they are doing and maybe by some approaching power from info wars to get ready for thee fight, but it's hopelessly complicated. i read this facebook post from marjorie taylor green. shee never mentioned jewish. she doesn't have to. it's so convoluted and requires so many pieces moving together at the exact same way with nothing going on. it's oneve of those plots ever conceived, but somehow crossfit lady in georgia drops out. it doesn't have to make sense ab long as it sounds like it could be possible because the people involved are pure evil. >> so many of them are kind of silly and they build on each other and its rumor mill but it's a really profound one and not even just ob

recognition goes to the northern part with pelosi feinstein, jerry brown, willie brown, jon burton. but she was someone who was always there for the south bay and made her mark in congress. >> it seems like people are taking a respectful pause and not immediately announcing that they want to run. but who might run for her michael? >> well, i think people should be able pretty much might be running. one is a super supervisor joe submitted. he was also in the assembly and the state senate. he's back the county level. he's someone who has pretty good war chest and could be ready to run. and he's actually married to a political consultant and then years. and the lopers who was the former mayor ethan reminder, summer down there. excuse me and that was a member of the assembly and you have to give up his seat, obviously different because of the pride. turnout for the primary. those are 2 people that you could be over their contracts. and in some ways or 30 year age gap between the 2 asian american, one of the first asian american mayors in the south bay. so very also, sam liccardo, former

. >> jerry brown, which show up when joan had need of it. he had a way of bringing in the votes. but stories of abuse began to surface discipline, went from talking to >> people when they did something wrong to becoming physical to the point that it became like beatings, a combination of negative press attention and drug field paranoia drove jones to establish a colony in the latin american country of guyana that he named jonestown after himself. >> he lowered his followers with the promise of building a socialist paradise. you lynn williams followed him with her husband and one year-old daughter. but quickly regretted it and realizing that a grave grave mistake had been made upon arrival. they were told to hand over their passports and money. people were being malnourished. people are being. >> physically punished. verbally abused. there was consistent brainwashing going on. it was the conditions in jonestown itself. the prompted williams to convince jones to let her family leave about a year before the massacre. >> it was similar reports of abuse that brought congressman leo ry

. >> representative beatty, what do you -- for next year's election, particular in ohio with jerry browns still be an issue? >> oh, definitely, this will be an issue. we know what we're up against. we know that the maga republicans across the state will be scheming and just as congresswoman sykes said at, we know what we're up against. we think this will make a difference because people are now motivated because we know our freedoms are still on the line. as quick as they were, as quickly as they were able to take away 50 plus years of roe v. wade. so we are going to be ready. we know that senators around this on the ballot. we are supporting him, and he too will be victorious. women will come out and vote. and this issue is not just about women, it's about families. we have great stories to tell. we've done a lot in ohio. we look at all of the things we provided with jobs and how hard were fighting for college to asian. democrats have put people over politics. we are ready for the fight, and i'm very hopeful that it will help us as others look to ohio, other states are already talking w

don't believe the climate crisis is real there has to be something else and a space laser run by jerry brown and rothschild incorporated sounds good as anything. >> it's sort of a explicit political impetus, look at these vast profound problems and if it wasn't for these individual figures, we would start making changes and more than that maybe we wouldn't even know what changes to make so there's this giving in. >> there's a nihilism to it. they are so powerful, all we can do is be awake and no what they're doing and maybe buy some protein powder from info wars to get ready for the fight but it's hopelessly complicated. i read this facebook post from marjorie taylor green, she never says jewish because she mentions rothschild the plot is so convoluted it requires so many pieces moving together at the exact same way with nothing going wrong, one of these most dastardly plots ever conceived but somehow this crossfit lady in georgia figures it out on facebook. it doesn't have to make any sense. as long as it sounds like it could be possible because the people involved are pure evil then you go

don't believe the climate crisis is real there has to be something else and a space laser run by jerry brown and pg and e and rothschild linked sounds as good as anything. yeah, i it's sort of like a explicit sort of political impotence. it's saying like, look at vast, profound problems. if only it wasn't for these individual figures. we wouldn't have to look at systems. we wouldn't have to actually make any changes. and more than maybe we wouldn't even know what changes to make. and so there's a certain kind of giving in that happens with that. there's a nihilism to it. it's just they're so powerful. all we can do is be awake and know what they're doing. and, you know, maybe some buy some protein powder from infowars, you know to get ready for the fight but it's it's hopelessly complicated. you know, i read this facebook post from, marjorie taylor greene she never says she never has to because she mentions inc. but the plot is so convoluted, it requires so many pieces moving together at the exact same way with nothing going wrong. it would be one of the most dastardly plots ever, ever conce

vip guests included apple chief executive tim cook, former california governor jerry brown, as well asup with sijinping, he threw his own vip party, where there was entrance with special passes, guests of honor, which means the prime minister of australia, kamala haris, justin trudeau were there , of course, i performed on stage myself joseph biden, fireworks, all of it. song by american singer gwen stefani. the united states really hopes that china can influence iran on the issue of the middle east conflict , israel is growing more and more every day. is destroying the gaza strip, they are now continuing to storm the alshifa hospital to find hamas tunnels there, but so far there is practically no evidence, the washington post reports. the search of gas's largest hospital by israeli forces continues as they await more concrete evidence of a wider conspiracy at the site. hamas infrastructure. israel had hoped the controversial raid would reveal strong evidence of significant militant activity. but the lack of clear evidence has already led western allies, including the united states, to

and today we see that progress in the honorable tom jerry brown jackson. the first african-american woman elected to the supreme court of the united states of america. in acknowledging progress, brothers and sisters we are also mindful that there are vestiges of issues from 60 years ago that y, certainly could not imagine to be the issues on the table in 2023. yet here we are addressing similar issues. and because of where we are as a community, we need to be inspired by familiar and new voices that still challenge us, to let nobody turn us around. we need to be inspired by familiar and new voices that still challenge us to continue to look to the hill from whence comes our help. we must be inspired by familiar and new voices that would challenge us to always make sure that four young girls and two young boys and all the others before and since were not taken from us in vain. so on this occasion, we must honor their lives today, tomorrow and always. amen. [applause] >> amen. there are so many elected officials in our audience today. i'm going to ask all el

people like former governor jerry brown and george maus coney and [indiscernible] if you say yes to the project you say yes to nurturing more people like these, the women and men the backbone of our city. the ones who do the hard work helping those who need help the most. if you say yes to the project you are saying yes to the promise and potential of the students who learn in this new learning commons. thank you for allowing me to speak. i appreciate your time and patience listening to a old english teacher and urge you to approve. >> mr. nguyen. let's go to the next caller, please. >> hello commissioners. my name is maureen mc faden a parent of 3si students and been a part of the community more then 10 years. my children will have graduated by the time the project begins, i fully support the expansion of si high school. the new space will be designed to take advantage of current design concepts to promote community building opportunities and combat the isolation that fl flicts all young adults due to changes in social media. this building the current building is 55 years old and new o

brown, thank you my good friend for alt good work you do. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker mr. speaker, today i rise to honor the extraordinary career of jerry patterson. lawyer, educator, and former u.s. congressman. who dedicated his life to public service. as a ucla alumni like myself, mr. patterson served at santa ana councilmember and mayor. he fought to double the size of city-owned parks and created the first nationally recognized golden circle bikeway. after serving in congress, mr. patterson came home and represented our community as an educator until 1999. jerry patterson always put the needs of his community first, and today i ask my colleagues to join me in honoring his service to our great nation. . thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor orange high school's marine corps junior rotc program. the rotc program at orange hooligan in 1995 under the leadership of master gunnery sergeant james herns. but not without a fight. after having his request denied over and over again, master gunner sergeant ferns flew to washington, d.c. himself to demand a meeting with the then-commandant of the marine corps he was got it