Tom Steyer

I don't know.

You know, Jennifer, look, we never pay anybody for an endorsement.

We pay people for their time if they're doing work, we pay them, we disclose every single part of that.

The other people who I'm running against do all of this through independent expenditures and disclose nothing.

And so we're exactly following the rules and I have no apologies to make for it.

But I wanna say this, honestly, this is a diversionary tactic.

Javier Becerra doesn't wanna meet with reporters

He doesn't wanna take questions from Californians.

He is running away from any sort of scrutiny because he can't withstand it.

And they're trying to come up with issues to like divert.

And this is a perfect example.

Look, I wanna talk about what's going on with working people in California.

This is an attempt to change the subject from what actually matters in California to something that it's just a diversion from a campaign that has nothing to offer.

And they're the people pushing this.

And from my standpoint, it's like, look, why don't you tell us what your environmental policy is?

How about if you tell us your policy on regulating data centers?

You know, what do you have to say about APAC?

Because I have no conflicts.

I'm 100% committed to working class people and I'm 100% committed to taking down corporate special interests and I've been doing it successfully as a private citizen.

I have a long list of accomplishments, including breaking these corporate special interests at the ballot box three times huge, including the oil companies, the tobacco companies, and out-of-state companies.