right, julia clark. answer your thoughts here on our tea international. interesting perspective. thank you. all right, that is a frontier on our international. i'll be back in about, let's say 30 minutes with another phone. fresh look, see whats ah a wrong one. i just don't hold any world. yes to see out to see because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will to part, we choose to look so common ground the russia us foxon geneva were highly anticipated, but expectations of a positive outcome were low, very low recess. chief negotiator says americans, under estimate the gravity of the situation, these are ominous words. what will be the cost of this failure ah why why? why. 2 a is no surprise, no happens every all the time, but he sent some of his legs, a club with the media. they picked up a new store. they did the store, they pick up on like like a good that they did an open in advantage of a, a deal with. and it has to change that has to be in here in the ship to listen rather than just ordering around generations that are getting fed up wi

remains or top out going migration to discuss the reasons behind all this relocation with realty. julia clark, who herself moved from california to texas and kind of made the people have, you know, to pull the trigger. they're coming basically in texas. people feel like you can do what you want to protect yourself, but don't tell me what to do. a lot of them have jobs still in california that they can work remotely. why pay so high prices for real estate when they can live the dream in taxes? and far better neighborhood that is more family friendly. they see the kids out playing, they see the kids in school. whereas in california everybody's been in lockdown the whole time. b as a taxpayer i was being taxed and tax and tax so hard that i, i just wanted to go somewhere that didn't have so many entitlement is that every single person that i talk to, that's what they say is that i didn't leave california in california left me now with americans trusting the mass media less every day scandal hit cnn has lost the lion's share of its fuels. is rating stop by 90 percent compared with last year on. t

not surprisingly worth texas and florida, which have of course no income taxes are now joined by julia clark. a realtor who herself has moved to texas from california. thanks for being with us here in our international kind of an interesting story. if i do say so myself, i actually lived in california before coming here. what do you think? californians are moving to texas and what acts aspects of modern life in california are making people uncomfortable. they're well in california. people feel like hell, fornia left them. they're not leaving california, i moved myself from california and i can have twice the price of the twice as big house for half the money. and people are moving here in droves. there is construction everywhere and they are bringing their conservative politics or not. how has the slow california migrants changed since the started the pandemic as that had anything to do with people getting out of there? yes, people are really excited about the fact that they can work remotely. and so a lot of them have jobs still in california that they can work remotely. why pay so high of