Dave Rubin Returns To California: “IT’S GOTTEN WORSE” + Xavier Becerra’s EMBARRASSING Interview
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From Corolla One Studios in Glendale, California, this is The Adam Corolla Show. Adam's guest today, Dave Rubin. Plus the news with Alicia Krauss. And now, Adam Corolla. Yeah, get it on. Got to get on the church in a minute. You get it on. And thanks for tuning in. Thanks for tuning in. Tell the friend to tune in. Dave Rubin is in the studio. Good to see you, my friend. Adam, it is good to see you. I'm very happy to be here in a secure studio with you amongst your security guards and armed people because I have spent the last 24 hours in your fair city.
What are the key issues facing California according to Dave Rubin?
Lordy, lordy. You know what I'm going to say. Something is rotten in stink town here and it's the urine and the poop and everything else. This place is going to high hell. I agree. Anyway, nice to see you. And the thing that's always fun is – I probably want to tighten that up. Yeah, maybe.
Yeah.
Yeah, I think you just twist the stand, by the way. It's been bothering me, but yeah, there you go. Oh, there we go. There we go. All right. So the thing that's funny is Karen Bass is running on stay the course, which is the weirdest argument ever. Yeah. She should be running on I had a brain aneurysm, but now I'm better, or I found Jesus Christ two weeks ago. But anything but... stay the course, which is an insane angle to run on. If you live in this city and you are thinking that everything is fine and you're going to elect or reelect the lady who got, well, it's not that it's, you can't even blame her for this because it was Garcia or Garcetti before her. And it was just, it's been going on for a long time.
But I got to tell you, like I, in a weird way, I don't even mean this jokingly. You know, my feelings about Florida and Cali and flea in this place and everything else. It was worse. I mean, it's worse in the 24 hours that I've been here than I have been here in about a year. 24 hours in West Hollywood, it's bad. And Hollywood, obviously. I believe you because if you want to figure out if someone has gained weight, don't see them for a year. If you see them every day, if you see them every day, they put on nine ounces a day and you don't notice it at all. Go away for a year, come back, you go, dude, you got fat. In this case, they're losing weight and walking slowly with a hunch. So it's slightly different, but same theoretical point.
Yeah, so it's... Now, Andrew, we already broke down that commercial on this show though, right? So, but yeah, it was a funny stay the course commercial from... Well, you know what it is, is they have this, they have sort of two angles. They have the, I'm just getting started, but I got more work to do. Right, they always have work to do, these people. And it's basically... It's basically, you know, Dave's doing a world-class remod of his bathroom. Wait till you see this. I'm going to show you some pictures. I'm not leaving once I get in there. You were pretty impressed. You saw it mid and we did some stuff. But if you'd walked in in the middle, this is my I'm just getting started argument, which is sort of the Karen Bass.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:00–2:08
2
What are the key issues facing California according to Dave Rubin?
2:08–8:11
3
What is the significance of Karen Bass's campaign message?
8:11–10:28
4
How does Dave Rubin compare California to Florida?
10:28–55:32
5
What insights does Dave Rubin share about representation in politics?
55:32–56:48
6
How does Dave Rubin critique the handling of the homeless crisis?
56:48–58:08
7
What are the implications of DEI policies according to Rubin?
58:08–1:00:02
8
How does the discussion shift to the challenges of the Biden administration?
1:00:02–1:49:29
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