Kayleigh McEnany

Least affordable state, highest income tax rate.

One Californian leaves that state every minute and 44 seconds.

One in 200 people in California are homeless.

Think about that.

One in 200.

The entire homeless population of the country, 44 percent of that homeless population is in California.

All of that is in Brett Stevens op ed.

And that is just half of half of it.

It is an excellent read.

That's going to be the attack, Jessica, is that you're going to hear don't make America California.

And what do you think about that?

It's definitely going to be the attack.

I would say that Brett Stevens, a conservative columnist at The New York Times, isn't like a New York Times editorial board piece about Gavin Newsom being a huge problem.

And Newsom's team is requesting corrections to Brett Stevens's piece, saying that his facts and figures are off on things like the population, on tax rates, on crime, which is down as a national trend.

Thank you, President Trump.

You know, saying, oh, businesses are fleeing because a business moves a headquarters versus how many dollars are still generated there.

I mean, they're the fourth biggest economy in the world under Gavin Newsom.

So, listen, there's push and pull.

And but these are this is what the debate is going to be.

It's going to be like when he was up there with Ron DeSantis, when they did that debate with Sean Hannity and they went California v. Florida.