my name is pete wilson. i am a trolley bus operator.i'm asking that you do not close potrero the crown jewel of our busses are the electric 60 foot trolley busses, like on the five, the 14, the 30, the 49. please don't close potrero trolleys charged during the day while they drive, not back at the yard with huge storage batteries at the yards. please don't close potrero. there's a spot behind me where the plan was all along to put our busses back there. now we're going to put our busses back there in mothball them. please don't close potrero. many cities like la pulled their tracks out in the 50s. we now have another opportunity to notice a lot of people pulled out their wires like cambridge just did not. so excuse me, their wires are still up, but they just got rid of their busses. so don't close potrero renewal. renewable diesel is decreases carbon by 65. that's still 35% carbon don't close potrero potrero is central. yes with julie alluding to getting rid of presidio. please don't. we need to expand? we don't need to contract. please

my name is pete wilson. i am a trolley bus operator.i'm asking that you do not close potrero the crown jewel of our busses are the electric 60 foot trolley busses, like on the five, the 14, the 30, the 49. please don't close potrero trolleys charged during the day while they drive, not back at the yard with huge storage batteries at the yards. please don't close potrero. there's a spot behind me where the plan was all along to put our busses back there. now we're going to put our busses back there in mothball them. please don't close potrero. many cities like la pulled their tracks out in the 50s. we now have another opportunity to notice a lot of people pulled out their wires like cambridge just did not. so excuse me, their wires are still up, but they just got rid of their busses. so don't close potrero renewal. renewable diesel is decreases carbon by 65. that's still 35% carbon don't close potrero potrero is central. yes with julie alluding to getting rid of presidio. please don't. we need to expand? we don't need to contract. please

you know, under governor pete wilson, they passed three strikes and although it's been eliminated inconstantly repeating crimes you get put away for a long time. that no longer happens in california. as a matter of fact, for most of these crimes, if you don't fire a gun you are going to be back out on the streets before the police get done filling out the paperwork. >> that's the problem. i think people feel like even when people are arrested, they more or less walk, and i'm going to share something else, too. a general sense among many voters the gop is better at handling things like rising crime. let me just share some of the things people talk about obviously when compared to democrats. how is the gop handling border security? plus 24 in our latest fox news survey, national security, plus 20, foreign policy, plus 12, and crime plus 12. why? >> it's very simple. we actually do believe that criminals need to be punished, not forever, you know, most criminals learn their lesson. but if they don't learn their lesson and they repeat, we believe in the principles of three strikes. we be

pete wilson was the governor.happened over time, they moved so far to the right they started trying to appease their primary voters and what ended up happening within the decade, they found themselves completely out of power. democrats had voted majorities in the state legislature. democrats swept all the state legislative offices, all the statewide offices, all the constitutional officers. because republicans kept pandering to the extreme right, prioritized winning primaries not elections, and that was the end result. that's exactly what we're seeing right now from republicans at the national level. prioritizing when it through primaries, pandering to the market extreme right, pandering to the fox news crowd, and at the end of the day it is a touch with the majority of americans. this issue of pro-life, pro-choice has been to for a really long time in the minds of the american people. the republican party seems to have lost the memo on that, and they keep losing election after election after election. and then wa

first the former governor of california and the trustee, pete wilson and his wife the former first lady. [applause] julie strauss the wife of our special guestnd this evening and her mother right here. [applause] [cheering] our former congressman and his wife. s and from the media group the chief executive officer. [applause] last but certainly not least the former reagan foundation director. i know many of you have been here before. who has been here before to welcome. [applause] wek are glad you are back and e are glad he is back. this is his eighth official visit to the reagan library. what you might not know is that he's slept in a little more quietly from time to time to share the history and the legacy of the presidential administration he served as an advisor to several cabinet members. you may not be aware just a few steps from where we sit right now there's a bench dedicated to the memories. [applause] while most authors release a book they go on a tour. they need to get the word out. mark doesn't need to do that. he's a natural bestseller. he doesn't do a big tour. he emerges

first is the former governor of california and a ronald reagan foundation trustee, pete wilson, and wife, the former first lady, gayle and. julie strauss levine, the wife of our special guests this evening, and her mother, sylvia strauss, right here in. our former congressman elton gallegly, and his wife, janice. and from the salem media group and had singer chairman, executive chairman and dave central, the chief executive officer. last but certainly not least, former reagan foundation executive director john haber set up don. okay, this is my first time welcoming mark levin and his family to the reagan library. but i know many of you have been here before who's been here before to welcome. all right. we're glad you're back and we're glad he's back. this is his eighth official visit to the reagan. pretty cool. now what you might not is that mark has also slipped a little bit more quietly from time to time to bring his family and share with them the history and the legacy of the president, who's. he served as an advisor and as an advisor to several members. you may be aware that just at