Jillian Michaels

That's what I have to say about that.

They're not at all what you might expect.

Most of the mayors are very bipartisan, even though they're deep blue Democrats in certain states, they expect more from Sacramento than they're getting.

And Sacramento has this thing called unfunded mandates, which demand things of cities that they don't have money for.

And if they don't implement them, then Sacramento comes over and does it for them, which is part of what SB seven nine is, which is the high density housing bill.

No, it's statewide.

And the high-density housing bill SB79, which was passed in July, I think, of last year, was meant to be high-density housing near transit districts.

So it was sold to Californians as we can put apartment buildings by a train station, a bus station, or an airport.

So most Californians kind of said, well, you know, that's okay.

And what they're doing now is they're putting in transit districts where they want to put high density housing, which is typical California, rip the rug, you know, slide of hand.

What's that game with the little buckets that you move around?

And that's what they're doing.

So they are going to put a transit district, or they have already actually, at Sunset and PCH, where Wolfgang Puck and Frank Gehry spent years and years trying to get their development approved, which they did through Palisades, but then the fires happened.

And by dark of night on October 8th, they called a crazy coastal commission hearing meeting where they installed a transit district.

Yeah.

Palisades.

That's creating a land grab in the Palisades.

That is all real.

That's not fake news.

It's real.