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And that seems to match the polls, too, that, you know, almost all mega Republicans support what the president is doing.

It seems very divided in terms of that.

I think there is this minority that's very vocal on the right that.

you know, says, Hey, we don't like what he's doing or, you know, Tucker Carlson and other people have been coming out against it.

But I think to me, that's this fringe that the vast majority of people are behind what Trump is doing.

Well, I just want to bash on Gavin Newsom for a while.

Oh, let's go.

Let's go.

One is that Chevron sent a letter warning that this cap and trade policy that Newsom is passing or wanting to pass is going to cripple the industry in California.

That says the proposed regulation would cripple the survivability of the state's remaining refineries, which result in California losing the entire industry to this misguided program.

It will increase transportation and aviation fuel prices for consumers.

It will risk significant job losses, including many high paying union jobs while reducing funding for essential public services.

There's 530,000 jobs and $664 billion in taxes that come from this.

And they're claiming it would add, you know, 24 cents a gallon to the gas prices.

And even right now, the gas prices are, I think, $4.73 in California versus the national average of $3.19.

So it's going to make it worse.

At the same time, there's this LAX train that they were building between the airport and the downtown area, and that was supposed to help with the World Cup transportation.

It was supposed to be done in 2023, and it's not done.

And it's not going to be done.

Apparently it's 95% complete and there were some kind of disputes and they never finished it or never resolved them.