Gavin Newsom

You have a dozen houses that are already occupied, which is remarkable.

Again, not good enough.

So tonally, he expressed that frustration, signed an executive order that has in the vernacular of San Francisco and San Franciscans, the form and substance of fog.

There's no there there.

It literally is meaningless.

Actually, the only thing meaningful is he calls for an audit of his own federal agency, which I think was a good idea.

And the also meaningful thing is that he refuses to meaningfully address the issue for recovery, and that is the gaps between your insurance, the cost of construction, which has gone up because of his tariffs and his mass deportations and the impacts of those things,

by providing to Congress a letter, simple letter, for a supplemental appropriation of $33.9 billion, which is what the state is asking on behalf of the American people that happen to reside in Southern California.

Interestingly on that, to their credit, Republican leaders in Congress

not just Democratic leaders, including yesterday, are calling on the president to send that disaster supplemental on behalf of American people.

And I could not be more proud of those leaders.

In fact, one of them tragically passed away, and I was at his memorial a few days ago.

Doug LaMalfa, man of principle, of character, extraordinary American, also supported my recall, Doug.

But he's a good man, was.

Remarkable wife, Jill.

Speaker Johnson was there.

Fortunately, he just walked right by me.

I couldn't have a chance to engage with him.

He gave beautiful remarks, he really did, about Doug.

And he talked in principled terms, just not reflected in the work he does when he's in Washington, D.C., sadly.