David Friedberg

Yeah, Matt Mahan.

She's coming down in the polls.

She's not likable.

And she seems, and I think everyone sees right through her as being, you know, effectively captured by California institutions.

But Mahan and Swalwell, much more independent, but I think it's going to be a battle between the two of them.

That is true.

It's only the final two that make it into the general.

So if the rest of the Dems literally stay equal and there's five Dems that are at like five to 10% each, you could end up seeing the two Republicans in the top two spots.

And by the way, he is such a good guy.

He's been such an effective mayor of San Jose.

You know, he cleared up homelessness.

I mean, his actual work running something stands out amongst the rest of these folks.

So I think he's got a real shot, Sax, at moving up real fast, even though he's coming in late.

Wait, so, Sax, would you move back if there was a great restoration in California?

You're so jaded, Saxon.

Eric Swall, come back anytime.

Who interviewed him with me?

Did you interview him with me?

Well, look, I'll restate this on the show very clearly.

California has a trillion dollar fiscal cliff coming up because of the pension obligations.