Gavin Newsom

That's why we're coming out with our own diapers, which is exciting.

I'm excited to make an announcement in that space.

That's why we've not doubled, we've almost tripled the earned income tax credits over $1 billion, allow working families to keep more of their earnings.

That's why we had the largest tax rebate in US history

at a state level, 18.1 billion, almost 18.3, depending on how you categorize it, but $18 billion tax rebate to address those costs.

That's why we have the most progressive rent controls of any state in America.

That's why we're going hard on the supply demand imbalance as it relates to housing.

That's why we're starting to address these issues of time to delivery.

Some of the most progressive reforms on permitting in our state's history for large scale projects deliver

on these large scale projects.

We didn't wait for the abundance book to come out on that.

We advanced some of those projects years and years ago.

Let me give you a proof point because it goes to the energy question.

Since 19, I'm in San Francisco, since 1874, we've installed about 105 gigawatts of electricity in the state, 30.2 since I've been governor.

And why do I highlight that?

Because it needs to be highlighted.

One of the largest installed battery and solar farms in the world, Darden in Fresno County, was just approved, 2,300 megawatts, under the new procurement reforms, under these new regulatory reforms.

I'm making the point that we haven't been sitting back on some of these structural issues.

I inherited the most blessed and cursed state in America.

The day I got into office, the largest utility in the United States was bankrupt, PG&E.