Jillian Michaels

Number one.

Well, are they independent or are they not registered?

It's a big leap to say that they're independent when they're not registered.

We have about 25% of the population doesn't even vote.

They're not even registered.

So, you know, you have 40, 40 for sure.

45% Democrat, 28% Republican.

Well, without voter ID, you'll never know.

That's just the basics, just the basics.

But there are, understandably, when you have 17.5 million people paying taxes on behalf of 40 million people, there are, understandably, a lot of people that are voting that don't work.

And they depend on entitlements.

And very few of the more than half of the state that doesn't vote are going to vote to get rid of their entitlements.

And obviously, conservative leaders will get rid of entitlements.

So you have to, if you're running, think about how you're going to rebuild California by job programs and economic development.

Because if I hear one more time, someone told me that California doesn't have a revenue problem, that has a capital problem.

We have such a huge revenue problem because we have no business coming in the state.

We've no economic development.

All of the mayors that I talked to either didn't know who Eleni Kounalakis was or had not met her.

She is the leader of the state in economic development, which is the lieutenant governor's position.

So she doesn't go around to the governors and say, hey, how can I bring business into your town?