Anthony Scaramucci

He embedded them in his policies, and he ran a budget surplus.

You know, Newsom, Governor Newsom did inherit from Jerry Brown a budget surplus, which unfortunately, because of COVID, many other issues got squandered.

But, you know, California is in a rough spot.

Tom Steyer, we know him from the presidential campaigns.

I know him way back from Goldman Sachs when he worked there.

Very successful hedge fund manager.

He has spent so far $213 million on his campaign.

And he's running on progressive policies.

He's going to tax the wealthy and the corporations.

He wants a billionaire wealth tax.

Going to tax big tech.

And he's going nowhere, Caddy.

$213 million spent going nowhere.

Vanity Project for Tom Steyer.

So to me, I don't know where you're going to reform this

state of california unless you're going to have constitutional structural form at the federal level meaning we're going to allow for demographic proportionality in districts we're going to end gerrymandering because let me tell you what happens you end gerrymandering you'll get more republicans in the house you get more republicans in the house you'll have more republican power

In the state of California, it'll help prop up a candidate.

So again, it's a domino effect.

You've got to hit one domino to click into the other dominoes to make it fairer.

But we know about one-party systems, and you can ask President Xi about this, the president of China.