Ana Kasparian

I've been very vocal about the situation on the ground in California,

We're in a lot of trouble.

You know, liberals get really upset when one of their own or someone center left calls this out.

But it needs to be called out because people in the state are suffering.

We pay the highest taxes.

Jobs are leaving the state at record numbers.

People are suffering.

We have a housing crisis that hasn't been adequately dealt with.

Crime has gotten a little better, but the fact of the matter is we have overcrowded prisons because our governor decided to prematurely shut down four of our state prisons, which is honestly the big story that gets ignored.

The reason why so many people get let out early when they're violent criminals, the reason why so many repeat offenders never see a prison cell is because we don't have any room for them.

And that is a disaster that was created by Gavin Newsom, a Democratic governor.

So I wanna know, what is Katie Porter gonna do about that if she wins this election?

Now, I don't think she's gonna win this election, but when I look at this race, I really don't know if there's anyone running

who can adequately address the very serious issues that we have in the state.

Well, yeah.

And what I'm curious about is whether Rick Caruso, who ran for mayor in Los Angeles and was, you know, beaten by Karen Bass, if he's going to put his name in the race, because I actually think he has in the mayoral race, he provided very detailed plans for.

to address the serious issues in Los Angeles.

And, you know, there were some rumors that he was considering a gubernatorial run in California.

I would actually like to see that, to be honest with you, because I want to see what his possible solutions could be on a state level as opposed to just a Los Angeles city level.

I don't know what happened to her, because even if you disagree with her politics, she used to be able to speak.