Jessica Millan Patterson

You know, we live in a celebrity culture, and so I'm always a little bit suspicious of the hype, and that's probably my Kansas side of me.

You know, we live in a celebrity culture, and so I'm always a little bit suspicious of the hype, and that's probably my Kansas side of me.

You know, we live in a celebrity culture, and so I'm always a little bit suspicious of the hype, and that's probably my Kansas side of me.

I want to thank you very much, Gretchen. Good job. Thank you.

I want to thank you very much, Gretchen. Good job. Thank you.

I want to thank you very much, Gretchen. Good job. Thank you.

Right. So just last week, it was announced that we are the fourth largest economy in the world. And it doesn't mean a lot to a lot of people because only 15 percent of Californians can afford to buy a home here. We are losing people faster than we are gaining them. I think Democrat one party rule has failed Californians.

Right. So just last week, it was announced that we are the fourth largest economy in the world. And it doesn't mean a lot to a lot of people because only 15 percent of Californians can afford to buy a home here. We are losing people faster than we are gaining them. I think Democrat one party rule has failed Californians.

Right. So just last week, it was announced that we are the fourth largest economy in the world. And it doesn't mean a lot to a lot of people because only 15 percent of Californians can afford to buy a home here. We are losing people faster than we are gaining them. I think Democrat one party rule has failed Californians.

And that's shown by the fact that for the first time in our state's history, we lost a congressional district. And right now we're on track to lose four more by 2030. And it's absolutely been Democrats in charge of everything here. So what I would say is that the golden state is not quite as golden as it used to be. But I think there are a lot of opportunities on the horizon.

And that's shown by the fact that for the first time in our state's history, we lost a congressional district. And right now we're on track to lose four more by 2030. And it's absolutely been Democrats in charge of everything here. So what I would say is that the golden state is not quite as golden as it used to be. But I think there are a lot of opportunities on the horizon.

And that's shown by the fact that for the first time in our state's history, we lost a congressional district. And right now we're on track to lose four more by 2030. And it's absolutely been Democrats in charge of everything here. So what I would say is that the golden state is not quite as golden as it used to be. But I think there are a lot of opportunities on the horizon.

And I think a lot of Californians, thanks to great independent journalism that's happening in our state and that's talking about the real problems of California and who has caused these problems, Californians are waking up and they're ready for some change.

And I think a lot of Californians, thanks to great independent journalism that's happening in our state and that's talking about the real problems of California and who has caused these problems, Californians are waking up and they're ready for some change.

And I think a lot of Californians, thanks to great independent journalism that's happening in our state and that's talking about the real problems of California and who has caused these problems, Californians are waking up and they're ready for some change.

A hundred percent. The views from our beautiful oceans and mountains have not changed. Our wonderful Central Valley that provides the food for the entire world. None of this has changed. It's just the policies that have come out of Sacramento have changed. Our world championship Dodgers. I love my Dodgers. I love my state. I love being from L.A., but I hate what my state has become.

A hundred percent. The views from our beautiful oceans and mountains have not changed. Our wonderful Central Valley that provides the food for the entire world. None of this has changed. It's just the policies that have come out of Sacramento have changed. Our world championship Dodgers. I love my Dodgers. I love my state. I love being from L.A., but I hate what my state has become.

A hundred percent. The views from our beautiful oceans and mountains have not changed. Our wonderful Central Valley that provides the food for the entire world. None of this has changed. It's just the policies that have come out of Sacramento have changed. Our world championship Dodgers. I love my Dodgers. I love my state. I love being from L.A., but I hate what my state has become.

Well, I think that we haven't we've seen it tried before. Right. We saw Meg Whitman in 2020, even Carly Fiorina, who ran for U.S. Senate. We've definitely seen the try. I think at that point, I don't know that California was exactly ready for it. We had just come off of a Schwarzenegger administration and Governor Schwarzenegger had stopped Democrats from doing a lot of bad things.

Well, I think that we haven't we've seen it tried before. Right. We saw Meg Whitman in 2020, even Carly Fiorina, who ran for U.S. Senate. We've definitely seen the try. I think at that point, I don't know that California was exactly ready for it. We had just come off of a Schwarzenegger administration and Governor Schwarzenegger had stopped Democrats from doing a lot of bad things.