Gavin Newsom

“They have until mid or late February. They're going to get the votes.”

“Gavin Newsom is now up to a million signatures in his recall, which I think is two thirds of the way there.”

“If Newsom is recalled, I would like to put my name on the ballot, and my commitments are quite simple. I just want to, I'm going to cut the taxes to zero, and I'm going to basically create an incredibly pro-climate change Jobs and pro tech jobs and pro biotech…”

“And like, look, we saw the intellectual incapability of Trump. Because we all said this guy could not adapt. Okay. And so we are now seeing the intellectual incapability of Gavin Newsom. And I just think they're part of the same lot. They're just kind of, you …”

“We've only deployed 37% of our doses in California. And that makes us, you know, of the major states that are putting out a lot of these vaccines one of the worst performers second. Texas and Florida and New York are the other large states, and they're at 56, …”

“Even if the verification rate drops to 75 or 65%, you're still on track at this rate To hit the recall target by March 17th, which is the deadline. And so it appears highly likely they're going to get there.”

“We're the most heavily taxed. Number two, we are, we have some of the worst infrastructure in the country. We have some of the lowest and poorest performing schools in the country. We have the highest homeless rates for veterans in the country.”

“I think they'll get there and then they're and then the recall election would take place. About four to five months after after that, there's a couple of months where it moves through the finance committee, the recall election has to be budgeted, and then News…”

“He's worked his way up the ladder of California politics by, you know, by basically benefiting from these special interests throughout his rise. You know, you step by step. He's never challenged the insiders or any special interests. He just kind of caters to …”

“And if these two things don't turn around, I think Gavin Newsom is going to get recalled.”

“Newsom has said the state won't reopen until August, but I think that by May, June, July, you will see just about every other state reopen.”

“They're up to 1.95 million signatures. So, 50,000 votes short of two million. They will be At or over two million in two weeks, which is the end of the signature period, their validation rate is about 84%. So, I think this is clearly going to pass. There will …”

“We hit 500,000 shots a day Sachs in California, and now we're down to a 150,000. We've literally gone down two thirds under the management of governor hair gel.”

“We've got seven million unused doses sitting on the shelf in California because of all of his crazy eligibility requirements.”

“Public sector unions are completely different, right? Because when the teachers union goes to negotiate, who are they negotiating with? They're negotiating with Gavin Newsom, and the teachers union is his biggest contributor. So who has an incentive to oppose …”

“It's like the school board in San Francisco announcing they're going to open school for one day to qualify for incentives for reopening that Gavin Newsom gave them for twelve million bucks.”

“Federal funds, emergency funds from the federal government keep flowing to the state as long as we have a state of emergency. And so the longer he keeps this thing going, the more money he gets from the federal government that he can then use in this recall ye…”

“Newsom was recently caught in a lie saying that, you know, they had basically treated 90,000 acres. This is what this article I'll put in the chat said. In reality, that only really treated about 11,000 acres.”

“California, Said if you're a state employee, you gotta get vaccinated. But the one group they singled out were the teachers, because, you know, Gavin Newsom has no guts to stand up the teachers union whatsoever.”

“He is one of the most corrupt governors we've ever had.”

“And Gavin Newsom, the polling for him is now going through the roof because all he has to do for the next 10 days is talk about right to choose in this Texas bill, and he's gonna cruise towards defeating the recall because it's basically.”

“You will never hear a politician like Gavin Newsom ever stand up to them because he wants to be president and he doesn't want to basically, he doesn't want to cross any major interest in the Democratic Party.”

“I think it's going to be DeSantis versus Newsom in 24.”

“I still think it's going to be, ah, DeSantis versus, ah, Newsome.”

“Gavin Newsom 1015 years ago, when he was mayor of San Francisco, declared that he would end homelessness within 10 years.”

“And now he's gone from a massive surplus to a twenty five billion dollar deficit overnight, which we talked about even a year ago, because that was just the law of numbers catching up with the state of California.”

“I think what will happen if Biden drops out is we'll get a flood of establishment Democrat candidates in the race. Newsom, maybe J.B. Pritzker, Harris for sure.”

“That 20, 24 would be a Newsom DeSantis race. I still think there's like a 10, 20% chance of that.”

“And I think that ultimately is going to be a huge vulnerability.”

“Most members of Congress thought he was going to stand down. That's why Newsom and Pritzker and Whitmer and so many others were kind of making their plans.”

“Oh, it's Gavin. Gavin. It's Gavin, for sure.”

“He's by far the most evil person in the Democratic Party, and in the end, they just sort of rise to the peak, you know, oil and water, man.”

“So there is a bill right now working its way through the California assembly that would go to Gavin Newsom that would prohibit The use of social media by under 16 year olds.”

“This is why I think Biden's getting hot swapped this month. You heard it here first. He's got, no, Gavin is going to be running for president. It's going to be Trump and Gavin. They are hot-swapping Biden after this first debate. Biden is going to get demolish…”

“In California, like you said, we now have a new law signed by Gavin Newsom to make it illegal to ask for voter ID.”

“Recall Newsom. Recall Bass. And you have the power to do it. And you will succeed. I guarantee it.”

“The more that FDR style Trump and people get popular support, it's going to become a more and more isolating, lonely place in two years to still be Like, you know, California, Gavin, everyone's saying, don't worry, we're gonna protect you against these people.…”

“The second order effect is you're actually hurting the market and you're hurting the rebuild effort because you're reducing the incentive for folks to come in and fill the void in the market that is necessary for us to accelerate the development of 15,000 home…”

“By the way, his popularity has gone up, which is insane, which after the fires and all of the ineptitude in California, all of the corporations that have run away, all of the people that have left, the chaos in San Francisco, after all of that, he started a po…”

“Is he a plastic bag in the wind? Yes.”

“It's clear he's starting the 20, 28 campaign.”

“And Gavin probably will be the nominee because I do think that his performative antics are working with the base.”

“Gavin's spending turned a seventy five billion dollar surplus into a twenty billion dollar deficit in just a couple of years”

“I think Newsom's going to have to sign into law because that's what his base wants. And he intends on running for president in a few years”

“I think actually Gavin has done some good things, waiving CEQA, waiving the Coastal Commission, those are really smart things that he's done.”

“When you have somebody get assassinated, where the bullet says, hey, catch this fascist, and then less than 10 or 12 days later, you have one of the, if not the most visible, leaders of the Democratic Party in all caps screaming on X, Stephen Miller is a fasci…”

“Gavin Newsom proved that it could all be cleaned up very, very quickly.”

“You guys are gonna look back on Gavin and realize he was the most upstanding, moderate governor that California had in modern era”

“Gavin Newsom who crosses his legs like he's trying to dislocate his hip. That guy thinks like a woman.”

“Now, Gavin Newsom's a sociopath, but he's not a dope, but there's something wrong with him, clearly wrong, and he doesn't think clearly, and he's not linear at all, and I've interviewed him for an hour, and he's, there's something wrong with him, but I don't l…”

“We've audited him now. This data's coming out this week. We have now found over one and a half billion dollars of money spent wrongly. We've audited it. They're not even arguing. One and a half billion dollars from that California charged the federal governmen…”

“Governor Newsom put out a disgusting video implying that he's, you know, a pedophile or he's that, that like, Why? You know, like, I mean, like, that's, like, kind of a smear.”

“Gavin Newsom's political donations over the 16 years he's been running statewide, just as a proxy for Democrat politicians, by category. The number one category, government unions. Number two, trial lawyers. Number three, non-government unions.”

“Last year, even the, going back to our point about the legislature, even the Democrat legislature passed a bill called the Sober Housing Act, which would have taken a certain proportion of homelessness spending and allocated it to a shelter where you had a req…”

“Gavin Newsom just signed a law making it virtually impossible to audit any of this stuff.”

“I think maybe the most electable Democrat might be somebody like a John Ossoff, who is younger, who is pretty progressive if you look at his voting record, but like, but isn't like a brawler in quite the same way that, that Newsom is trying to be.”

“Newsom has fallen in Democratic primary polls from around 25% to 15%. He's fallen on polling market from like 33% to 22% or something.”