Susan Crabtree
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But I know for a fact that he that John Kern has not given an all hands address to the Secret Service announcing reforms, giving a pep talk. Now, Ron Rowe, the acting director, was appointed after Cheetah was basically pushed out. after terrible testimony before Congress and after the assassination attempt in Butler. I do know that he did, Ron Roe gave several pep talks.
It was a good effort, but Sean Curran, there's concern within the Secret Service that maybe he is making the reforms that are needed.
but there's no communication about them he's been focused on retention and he's been putting out a lot of videos um that costs millions of dollars one for the super bowl um that was produced by a hollywood big hollywood producer uh but so they're having a severe retention um and hiring problem manpower shortage at the secret service so he has obviously been focused on that we know that from these videos but
There's there was severe problems at the Secret Service well before the assassination attempts. That just was sort of the the Mike. They provided just sort of a glimpse of what was really going on. The Secret Service. There were three female officers that were in custody. Agents that were in charge of that site protection that day.
And they're the ones that screwed up not having that line of sight, not having anybody on that AGR building. And they're trading blame. And I'm hearing that there is going to be some discipline for some of those agents involved. Not all of those agents, which is concerning to me.
But even before, just two months before, there was a woman attached to Kamala Harris's detail who had a mental breakdown at Joint Base Andrews. And I think you and I talked about that, Vince, on a radio show. And there was concerns back then that she was not properly vetted because she had filed lawsuit against the Dallas Police Department for gender discrimination.
And usually that would be disqualifying for the Secret Service.
Yes, we had a lot of people have talked about California's policy problems, obviously the failed progressive vision. But people haven't focused on the corruption that is so widespread in California. So that's what we do in this book. I work with Peter Schweitzer's group. My co-author is his top research director and one of them.
And we did a lot of unveiling of what Gavin Newsom was up to, the problems with the political, the money windfall between the wildfires and Gavin Newsom.
all the money he's taken from the utilities that caused the wildfires and his connections to China and why he was allowing, he formed a nonprofit that was specifically geared toward trying to get more than a hundred companies, Chinese companies into California. But what were they getting into? What was California getting in return?
A lot of intellectual property theft and criminals and gay, even gang members being allowed access into California and Gavin Newsom was getting his wine trademarked into China at the same time and actually served as a sommelier to the CCP and had a wine tasting for CCP officials in Beijing.
I'm deeply concerned that Kamala Harris will be the next governor of California because there's such a divided field on the Democratic side. And she has great name recognition. That's pretty much all she has. But unfortunately, California is so lopsided in their voter registrations that people like Richard Grinnell are trying to target conservatives and
focus his nonprofit, Fix California, trying to focus on registering more conservative voters, because there's a whole swath of people that don't even vote in California. So that's the only strategic plan I've seen so far to sort of prevent the next governor from being Kamala Harris.
Thank you so much, Vince. It's great to be on with you.
Yeah, it's my pleasure.
Well, it's interesting because everything that Gavin Newsom does is performative, not performance-based. He's been given everything on a silver platter, whether it's his admissions to college, his wine dynasty that was fueled by Getty money, or his rise in politics. It's all been given through his family connections with the Gettys and other political connections like Willie Brown and others.
But when it comes to these wildfires... It's really startling because PG&E, it's not like other states. In California, they cozy up to the Democrats. They spread money throughout the state. And in fact, they've given Gavin Newsom and his wife $700,000 in contributions, both to his gubernatorial campaign and her gender justice films. That's her big project as the first partner of California.
And I can tell you more about that. It is pretty eye-opening, the gender justice films funded by the wildfire. What I need to stress here is that PG&E is responsible for the deadliest wildfire in California history up in Paradise. They're responsible for 84 counts of manslaughter, 84 deaths. Oh, my gosh. In Paradise.
They didn't give it as much publicity because it wasn't a wealthy area as the Palisades, but it was much deadlier. The court determined that. They were actually told to go and maintain it years ago, and they never did. just like they don't clean up the vegetation that can catch fire underneath their transmissions lines either. And it just sparked this huge deadly fire.
And we're seeing the same kind of thing with the Eaton fire. So Cal Edison is now being investigated for causing that one. It sparked a transmission line as well. And they just become these big, huge infernos. And Gavin Newsom has no problem taking money from the utilities that really are the main culprits on these fires. The Wall Street Journal found that PG&E was responsible for 1,500 fires.
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