Saagar

He's taking money from the other oil drillers.

He's taking money from the strongest lobby against single-payer healthcare.

He is the corporate who's taking their money from...

and clearly feels like the corporate special interests deserve to run the state.

And he said, you know, Chevron's not bad, guys.

We need Chevron.

We should drill more.

And he doesn't have an environmental policy.

For me, that's, you know, end of story.

And there's one progressive Democrat in this race who's standing up to the corporate interests, and the corporate interests are spending tens of millions of dollars, a record amount in any campaign, against me, because they know that I will stand up for working people, and I will...

go after the corporations that are driving up the costs that make it impossible for working people to live here.

But do you think it sets a dangerous precedent?

You know, we got union workers outside.

Isn't that a dangerous precedent?

Well, let me put it this way.

There have been billionaires who've run in California before, and they've always lost.

And the difference is I didn't just decide to do this.

I've been doing this full time for 14 years.

I walked away from my business 14 years ago.

You can look at my record and see.