overregulation, public safety issues and the housing crisis are just a few of the reasons california native joe lonsdaleacked his bags and too took his team to texas. joe, good to see you there are a lot of issues here that you list. some of which have been going on in california for a long time. some of which have become exacerbated over the past five years, but what tipped you over the edge >> i think what tipped it over the edge, it's a lot easier to work from anywhere and do business from anywhere frankly, san francisco has gotten a lot worse in the last couple of years. it's obvious it's not a place we want to raise our family. >> i have experienced the shift in san francisco, not so much in 2020 because i haven't been doing a lot of traveling but over the past couple of years. as you said. what about the political component here you say in the op-ed that the intolerant far left in california is part of what drove you out. i don't know how much of that is critical mass in silicon valley because even though people talk about liberal attitudes in silicon valley companies, a lot more is libertarian an

it continues as venture capitalists and co-founder joe lonsdale moves his firm and family out of thee to go to texas he'll be here to explain why and marcus lemonis