Jon Slavet

Well, so he's a very successful guy.

I love his real estate projects as a consumer.

But Chuck-

that game's been played in california before we had a we had you know someone named whitman we had someone named huffington we've had billionaires that's not me i mean i i i get up early in the morning and i change diapers and i do dishes and i drive kids to school and yes i've been successful but i live in a nice neighborhood in a fairly regular house

And I'm not that guy.

I'm I'm in the world.

OK, I don't think a billionaire buys his or her way into the election in California.

I don't think that's the California style, the California way.

And there's Al Checky.

Yeah.

There's Al Checky, who was actually a friend of my dad's, funny enough, way back in the day.

But but here's the thing.

I think that I think to your point, if you look at the Emerson polls, which are most often quoted and cited in California, last one showed 31 percent undecided.

The one before that, 44 percent undecided.

It's wide open.

It's completely wide open.

And I think people want something different.

A lot of the Democrats are.

How do I put this politely?

Been in politics a long time.