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Speaker 1: Across the country. We see the video of the unbelievable
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Speaker 1: homeless encampments and people wandering like zombies, and the crime
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Speaker 1: and toothpaste locked up in Walgreens and now the fires,
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Speaker 1: and people see all that, but actually the underlying problems
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Speaker 1: are even worse. It's a failure on every front, and
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Speaker 1: people have been putting up with it. And it's driven
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Speaker 1: by ideology. And that's one of the things in the
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Speaker 1: book I go into a love What is this ideology?
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Speaker 1: It's not enough to just call it leftism. There's so
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Speaker 1: many different components to it. And if you look at
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Speaker 1: where the Democrats are today, that seems to be where
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Speaker 1: they're gravitating the Bernie Aoc thing. That's where the energy is.
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Speaker 1: That's what we've got in California. Now to your question
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Speaker 1: about change, I think people are waking up. You saw
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Speaker 1: even before the fires. If you look at the results
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Speaker 1: last November in the presidential election, even without obviously competing
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Speaker 1: in California, particularly because you're never going to get the
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Speaker 1: electoral votes, Donald Trump got more votes than any Republican
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Speaker 1: for a generation in California.