John reacts to some of the memorable fights from last night's debate

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Speaker 1: And we continue at two oh five in the afternoon on the John Phillips Show, mister Randy Weggs in Culver City, John.

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Speaker 1: I think they should go back to their original name. And what's that, Louel Sinder? Eight hundred two two two five two two two. Is the telephone number one eight hundred two two two five two two two. All right, let's go back to more sound from last night's big guberatorial debate in Claremont, where Randy, you and I were in attendance.

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Speaker 2: Let's go to Pat Harvey asking all the candidates about cuts to healthcare coming from the federal government. It's Bianco's turn, and he.

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Speaker 3: Mad, Mister Bianco, I feel like I'm in the twilight zone here.

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Speaker 4: We need to start.

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Speaker 3: We have a group of twenty year old kids this twenty ish, and we're just sitting here lying to them about broken Democrat policies in California for the last twenty years. And we're going to sit here and blame a president who's been president for a year.

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Speaker 4: This is absolutely ridiculous. What do we care?

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Speaker 3: If we cared about California, we wouldn't worry about what the federal government is doing. California is the fourth largest economy in the entire world. What do we care about a cut to medical if we.

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Speaker 5: Had single payer in California?

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Speaker 3: Absolutely not. If you want socialism, go somewhere else. Because single payer people come to America for the best medical coverage and care in the entire world.

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Speaker 6: Now, what if you don't have any health care?

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Speaker 7: What are you going to read?

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Speaker 4: Ridiculous?

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Speaker 7: I thought this.

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Speaker 2: I thought, that's Tony Thurman who kept trying to mix it up with Chad bianco To, I guess, present himself to the public as a partisan firebrand.

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Speaker 3: I thought, I thought I got to answer, But apparently we're just going.

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Speaker 5: To do this, and we only have so much time. We still have we have two more half hours to take it from me.

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Speaker 3: Now I see where we're going to go when you attack the Democrat policies that have destroyed this state. If you if you elect a governor who cares about the state, it's not going to matter whether President Trump or President whoever takes something away from the state because the waste, fraud, the abuse of our money in California by a government that we already know hundreds of billions of dollars, and we're worried about President Trump taking away that.

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Speaker 4: Okay, it's crazy that we're lying.

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Speaker 5: We're going to handle that, mister banker. We get your point there.

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Speaker 8: We had rules here. I thought we had rules here.

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Speaker 9: We're not supposed to go back and forth.

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Speaker 7: This is where I got kind of out of control.

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Speaker 2: By the way, I want to go back to the point that he made when Katie Porter.

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Speaker 1: Interjected and said, so you support single pair, you support socialist healthcare, and he said, no, why don't you move to some country that already has that. I think that's an excellent idea. There are plenty of countries on planet Earth that are socialist where if she wanted socialized medicine, she could get it anytime she wants it. She can go to Cuba, she can go to North Korea. Well, several months ago, she could have gone to Venezuela and she could just knock herself out with all of the socialized medicine that they have to offer. The thing that makes the United States different is that we don't go down that path because we know what happens.

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Speaker 7: When you do that.

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Speaker 1: We know what kind of care people get when you decide that you're going to have single payer health care. It is awful inadequate care, That's what it is. And I don't understand why people who believe in destructive things have to destroy everything on planet Earth. Go someplace you've already wrecked. If that's what you want. There are plenty of places out there who offer that. And you can get sick and you can get horrible treatment, and you can figure it out on your own, but don't wreck our health care here, which is the best healthcare on planet Earth.

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Speaker 7: Is it perfect? No? Does it frustrate us? Yes? Does it cost a fortune? Yes?

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Speaker 1: But look at the alternatives. Would you rather be in Cuba? Would you rather be in England? Would you rather be in the United Kingdom where the people of means get on a plane and come here when they get sick, Because let's face it, if healthcare works when you need your flu shot or you need your eyes checked out or whatever, that's fine. But we can pay for that out of pocket. That doesn't cost a fortune. Where you need health care to work is if you get cancer, if you get some kind of disease that requires an expert to provide good, adequate care, that's when you need your healthcare plan to work. And if you can't get that in a timely manner, because the line is long.

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Speaker 7: You're screwed.

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Speaker 2: And I don't understand why someone who has as many college degrees as Katie Porter doesn't understand that.

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Speaker 10: I thought we had rules here and we're not supposed to go back and forth. I thought we had like forty five seconds of peace.

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Speaker 7: You hold on, Actually it was like thirty.

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Speaker 11: You did hold Antonio Pat. They're all wrong, they're all wrong. Let me explain, why give me give me one second here?

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Speaker 2: May had liked to do the I'm raising my hand thing, and you just got to get in there, buddy. Well he just ran Antonio over too. Yeah, well it's not hard.

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Speaker 11: You did hold Antonio Pat. They're all they're all wrong, they're all wrong. Let me explain, why give me give me one second here? First of all, Steve.

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Speaker 7: Give me a second. I got this. I'm gonna I'm gonna fix healthcare right now.

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Speaker 11: You get here, First of all, Steve, Chad Trump's tax cuts are cruel. We see vulnerable people who are losing coverage who need it, So you're wrong to defend Trump's tax cuts. On the other hand, Tom Katie, we don't know how to pay for single payer, and we see countries with single payer struggling with long lines and cuts to care. The last time the legislature looked at it, they abandoned it because it would double the state budget. All right, miss, and Javier Messera is defending the status quo and just blaming Trump. Here's the real answer. Incentivize actual health, not just fee for service. Make people healthy.

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Speaker 5: All right, boy, this is democracy, democracy at work.

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Speaker 2: What's funny about that is that's essentially the product that Robert F. Kennedy Junior is selling. Maha, yeah, redknot it is that it is. It's about wellness. It's about making sure that you are putting the right things into your body. Of course he probably doesn't like us drinking.

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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well, especially to the extent that we do. But I'll tell you, seeing Matt Mayhan in person, I bet you and I have no clue what kind of lifestyle he lives. Although at one point we did your an allegation from Javier Bessera that he is to thank for Matt Mayhan not getting monkey pox, which I thought was an odd thing to say.

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Speaker 7: But Matt Mayhan's in shape. I bet you anything.

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Speaker 1: He is an exercise fanatic and he sticks to some kind of diet.

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Speaker 2: Check your email. We just got an email from listener Tony. Who is the guy that will have fun with the old AI bots. Oh yeah, you might have to post that on your social media.

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Speaker 7: It is Katie Porter throwing a potato at me.

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Speaker 11: Please.

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Speaker 5: All right, boy, this is democracy, democracy at work, that's for sure. Okay, mister Bieber goes.

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Speaker 8: Up ten seconds and pat my hand.

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Speaker 5: Second the seconds because this we're not over.

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Speaker 8: The debate isn't over hold it.

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Speaker 7: But Sarah's right.

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Speaker 10: He cut billions of dollars from medical for almost three million people and cut covered.

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Speaker 2: Well, you are wasting your ten seconds, buddy, Poor Antonio.

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Speaker 7: It takes them a while to get.

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Speaker 10: It out covered California the subsidies for it.

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Speaker 4: That's true.

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Speaker 10: But it's also true that we have too much waste and fraud in our system and we need to attack that as well.

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Speaker 2: Tony has been to Van Eyes. He's seen all those hospices.

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Speaker 5: That's gonna that's going to come up in the next half hour.

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Speaker 2: It's going to come up with the Now they're all talking at the same time.

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Speaker 7: Oh, here it goes.

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Speaker 5: It's going to come up in the next Okay, we have to hear from a student. No, no, you're not against that.

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Speaker 7: Yes they are, and it's not even close.

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Speaker 5: Right, you have to hear from our student.

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Speaker 8: Least you're still going to be here. You had Pat at least give those of us who had our name used, give at least a ten second response.

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Speaker 5: And since you've said my name several times, go ahead, mister pay.

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Speaker 7: I love Pat.

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Speaker 8: Really quickly to respond to mister Mayhack.

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Speaker 12: The only person who's actually run a healthcare system, the largest system in the world, is me. I expanded healthcare beyond what we had ever seen in the country's history. So if you want to talk about what works, ask somebody who actually did it.

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Speaker 4: Thank you very much.

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Speaker 13: I'm the only person here who's going to get the money back.

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Speaker 7: Oh you're still talking.

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Speaker 1: You would forget that he was on stage at various points last night.

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Speaker 7: He had no presence, no, and then he would just start barking.

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Speaker 13: Who's going to get the money back? That Donald Trump took away from us. I'm the only person who how to raise revenue. Pat's over it how to raise revenue. So I'm the only person who.

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Speaker 2: All right, Tommy, the check cleared, but you don't get unlimited ad time here.

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Speaker 13: How to raise revenue so that we can pay for healthcare really quickly?

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Speaker 7: Oh boy, now he's getting in on it too.

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Speaker 2: Quickly.

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Speaker 5: You know what's interesting. Everybody wants to talk at this debate, so that means we're doing a good job.

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Speaker 11: I think so.

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Speaker 6: I think we're move on to a touchy.

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Speaker 2: Touchy feely moment. Yeah, Tony Lopez is he's not ready for Market one. Nice guy, But when you cover all the stations as I do, there's a definite notice drop in quality when you go from market one or Market two, which is l A. Market five, which is the Bay Area Sacramento is a little further down.

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Speaker 6: Daily moment, I could every candidate has spoken, if I could just answer your question.

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Speaker 2: This was when Katie Porter put her head down on the pedestal.

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Speaker 7: I wonder if this is something that she had rehearsed.

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Speaker 2: She had an email that she went out to her supporters. When that happens them the boys be fighting. Okay, So the answer is yes, yes.

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Speaker 6: Answer your question. You asked a question about revenue. What none of the candidates have said is that the only way we get this is by taxing billionaires.

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Speaker 7: We have, Oh yeah, Tony.

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Speaker 2: Tony Thurman, in an effort to stay even just a little relevant, put out that video where he bleeped Trump and then said, I'm all in the billionaire tax. He wants to take Tom Steyer's money.

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Speaker 13: We have the.

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Speaker 6: Opportunity to vote for a billionaire tax right now that will keep our hospitals open and give us the revenue that we can use to have a real, single pair of healthcare system. What mister Bianco and mister Hilton didn't tell you is that they follow Trump, who doesn't care that those who don't have insurance got kicked off of health insurance. I don't see how that's good leadership and how anyone should be governor who wants to get people off of our healthcare roles.

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Speaker 1: You know, at a certain point when you're watching the debate, whenever Tony Thurman would speak up and try to have a moment, you would say to yourself, Okay, this guy's at one percent and he fluctuates between zero percent and one percent. Is there some kind of trapdoor? Maybe have the Gong show. Yeah, like Willie Wonka when the kid stepped on the scale to determine if the kid was a good egg or a bad egg, and then the kid just went down the chute. I thought, so point that might happen last night.

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Speaker 2: So after that squabble, they go to a question from a student, and I don't need to play that whole exchange, but the student had really good comedic timing.

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Speaker 5: Okay, we do want to hear from student.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, you got them going. You got them going.

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Speaker 11: So let's embrace the environment we're in.

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Speaker 2: Okay, first of all, before we get to a question from a student. No, you just said you were going to get into the question from the student. Okay, it was a little out of control for Pomoa College and where we are in this beautiful venue.

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Speaker 11: Mean you drove up.

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Speaker 2: Let's give it up for Pomoter College for the seventeenth time.

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Speaker 5: All Right, we're going to bring up our student, mister Ryan Kasarian, you have a question.

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Speaker 9: Good evening. Wow, that was a bit of a mess.

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Speaker 1: It was so deadpan too, the way you delivered it.

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Speaker 7: It was pretty great.

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Speaker 2: All right, So we've got affordability, gas prices, insurance, schools, homelessness, wildfires. Where do you want to go, Johnny, Let's go to wildfires. This was near the end of the debate where the moderators were Ryan Yamamoto of KPIX and Sarah Ziwani. Saidwani who is the Pomona College political director and a talking hit on CBS and was on the independent redistricting committee. But that was also at the launch campaign for Prop fifty.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, what the.

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Speaker 1: Hell was she doing as a moderator because she was one of the quote unquote independents on the redistricting committee, but she was more partisan than the Democrats, and she was publicly appearing at the rallies in favor of Proposition fifty.

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Speaker 7: Why in the world was she part of that panel?

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Speaker 5: Thank you.

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Speaker 14: We're going to move on and talk a little bit about wildfires and natural disasters. Drought and extreme heat, which most scientists agree is made worse by climate change, have led to a surge in had astrophic wildfires across the state in the last ten years alone.

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Speaker 7: Well, Alta Dina that was Edison, Yeah, and.

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Speaker 2: Pacific Palisades that was an uber driver with Trump derangement syndrome that started a fire that La City tried to put out, but then Gavin told them not to and Karen Bass backed down and they left the fire still hot, and then the winds picked up, and that's when we lost the Palisades.

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Speaker 7: The campfire which destroyed Paradise. That was PG and E. Yep.

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Speaker 14: That includes two of the most destructive fires right here in southern California. We also live in earthquake count country.

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Speaker 7: People tend to forget that.

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Speaker 1: Remember when that woman on the View, the one that considers herself to be a legal scholar, was ripping Republicans because she claimed that climate change cause the earthquakes to happen.

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Speaker 7: That's an interesting idea.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, apparently John driving an suv impacts the fault lines.

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Speaker 2: So how exactly did the big earthquake in San Francisco in nineteen oh six happen?

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Speaker 7: We've had earthquakes since the dinosaurs were here.

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Speaker 14: Mister Bissara, you say you're running on experience. What are the first three things that you would do if you were governor and a natural disaster or to strike.

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Speaker 12: Sarah, We have to stop believing that we can get out of this mess unless we invest in prevention now so we can avoid.

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Speaker 7: So that's not the question.

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Speaker 1: No, Well, her question required him to be able to count to three, and I think that that's that's not something you can really count as a gimme.

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Speaker 9: So we can avoid paying for failure later.

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Speaker 12: And I would say this, rape payers have to understand what their risk is, so they understand why they are going to pay for help, what they're going to pay for their home insurance. But an insurance company has to be open and transparent about this.

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Speaker 2: Again, is not the question that was asked, Nope, but an insurance warm.

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Speaker 12: But an insurance company has to be open and transparent about how it is pricing its policies so people can afford it. If you're going to buy a home in a wildfire risky area, you should know what your insurance start.

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Speaker 14: What are those first three things? If the fire is starting now, let's start over fires starting now, what are your immediate reactions?

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Speaker 12: Well, as I did when I was Secretary of Health and Human Services, where I declared uh uh disasters, I will go in and we will deploy our personnel and our resources to help those counties in those cities address the needs of those families immediately.

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Speaker 9: We will make sure that.

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Speaker 2: When we're talking in the biggest generalities and cliches, now.

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Speaker 7: That's what he's capable of doing.

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Speaker 12: We will make sure that when they file their claims, the insurance insurance companies are responsive immediately, and we will make sure that we have the first responders that are necessary to make sure we deploy them where they're needed immediately.

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Speaker 14: Thank you, mister Basarah. Mister Bianco, the flames are rising and the winds are blowing. What are your first What are the first three things you would do as governor?

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Speaker 2: This was near the end of the debate, so we're in super pissed off Bianco mode.

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Speaker 3: That's too late by then. That's what we don't want. Why are we talking about after instead of the root causes.

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Speaker 4: The root causes will not.

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Speaker 1: Be I want to pause it here for a second, because he's one hundred percent correct. Look at any of the examples that we just gave. Let's talk about the Palisades fire. You have an arsonist who starts the original fire. Okay, we find him at some point in the future, we arrest him. That's what you're supposed to do. Arrest the arsonist, and you have to throw the book at him because an arsonist has the ability to burn down the entire state. But the problem was a lack of communication between the state and the city. The state should have stood down and let the city fully extinguished that fire. Because they didn't do that, catastrophe ensued. Okay, you can start from the time the homes are on fire and figure out what you're going to do. But the points of failure happened before that. It was when the city and the state got into a fight. It's when the city cut the budget of the fire department. It's when they drained the reservoir and didn't bother to tell the fire department. That's when you can do something about it. And it's part of the reason why Karen Bass doctoring up that report, the after action report is so damaging because if you don't know what went wrong, you can't fix it so it doesn't happen again the next time.

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Speaker 1: All right, let's go back to the sound of last night scubernatorial debate in Claremont.

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Speaker 2: Bianco was being asked about wildfires. Here he goes, the.

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Speaker 3: Root causes were not because of climate change. The root causes ask anyone, ask the insurance companies. They told Newsom for five years that this was going to happen because of failed environmental activism policies that do not allow the clearing of brush and the fuel for these fires.

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Speaker 4: Before they take over cities. This is not.

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Speaker 3: This is one hundred percent done by failed policies in California, the Palisades five.

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Speaker 2: He lost his train of thought for a second, so I went right back to the reset.

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Speaker 7: Is their fault.

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Speaker 1: But you know, what he's saying is true. What he's saying is true, although it I guess you could say that paradise created the brush that then made that fire a complete disaster. So the lack of brush clearance certainly played a role in the severity of that fire. But again, to go back to the Palisades, because that's more recent. That was just government and competence. That was the government not being able to put the right foot in front of the left foot. And the fact that Karen Bass doctored up that after action report to a certain degree, I think she's successful because I can't tell you the number of times I talked to people about that fire and I explained to them how it started, and it's like some new revelation that they weren't familiar with that. I don't think it's been able to cut through the noise how that fire actually started, because if the general public understood how that fire started. Yeah, Karen Bass is a villain, but so is Gavin Newsom. Because as bad as Karen Bass is, the LAFD was going to put that out until Gavin objected.

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Speaker 3: This is one hundred percent done by failed policies in California.

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Speaker 4: The palisations question.

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Speaker 14: The question, sir, what are you going to do today? We're sitting in Claremont on the base of the San Gabriel Mountains. If a fire breaks.

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Speaker 2: There is needling Tony, Well, this may be the only debate he participates in, so he was going to get his money's worth. I think for both Tonys, they knew this was their only time, which.

00:23:51
Speaker 1: I think Ferragosum might be on one more, but Tony Thurman is not.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think one of the takeaways from this is having eight people on the stage is a little much.

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Speaker 1: I don't know what you do though, because with a race like this, there's so much fluidity in terms of candidates being at one percent or two percent and then popping up. I mean, look at Bisarah, but Sarah was in that category not that long ago, and Eric Swallwell was the leader who's not even in.

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Speaker 7: The race anymore. You're right, anything could happen.

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Speaker 14: Fire bricks, fire bricks, ideas.

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Speaker 4: There is there's, sir.

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Speaker 3: Actually, I've been protecting you for my entire career.

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Speaker 7: Everybody's interrupting everybody, sir.

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Speaker 3: Actually, I've been protecting you for my entire career from policies that you have made that every single one of you have made that I have suffered the consequence as well. I've been trying to keep them safe, working hand in hand with the fire department for thirty three years. And you know who's not being asked the fire department, because the fire department will tell you cal fire, and every city and state agency will tell you that it is government policies that do not allow them to.

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Speaker 4: Fix before in the off season. And I can answer that question.

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Speaker 7: Everybody calm down.

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Speaker 1: And you couldn't see it on camera, but Tony V was one of the ones who was holding his hand up at all times, wanting to be able to chime in.

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Speaker 2: But it's not like elementary school. He never got called on.

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Speaker 9: Actions.

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Speaker 11: As a mayor of a big city, I've gone through emergencies. You declare a disaster, you set up an emergency operations, you allow. Yes, that was the question. Chad.

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Speaker 7: No, it wasn't No, it wasn't No, it wasn't Master.

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Speaker 2: They started going first names at each other they did, which is funny because in meme call, you're calling someone at Chad as a whole thing.

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Speaker 7: What does that mean.

00:26:07
Speaker 2: If you're a Chad, it just means that you sleep with a lot of people.

00:26:15
Speaker 7: Why am I hearing this for the first time today? Look up the term gigachad during the break.

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Speaker 2: I don't know when it started, and I don't think may had meant to do it on purpose, But there are Karens and there recently have become Chads.

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Speaker 1: Okay, well, as long as it's not John, because let me tell you, for a long time, long before Karen ever became a slurer, John was the one that took it on the chin where we were named after toilets, people who hire prostitutes, and unidentified dead bodies.

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Speaker 2: According to AI, chad is an Internet slang term used to describe a specific, stereotypical and often meme driven archetype of a dominant male.

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Speaker 7: Oh, they get lots of tale, or they try to.

00:27:13
Speaker 2: The term is evolved from a two thousand Chicago based pejorative into a popular, often ironic descriptor of high confidence masculinity in the twenty twenties.

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Speaker 7: Okay, now explain sixty seven. Yeah, I can't do that one.

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Speaker 11: Yes, that was the question, Chad.

00:27:31
Speaker 9: No, it was no, it wasn't.

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Speaker 3: No, it wasn't let's go to that because that was not the question.

00:27:38
Speaker 2: The question was someone keeps going Chad, Jad, that has to be Katie because she's the only woman on the banel, or it was Sarah Sidwani, because that was not the question.

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Speaker 7: The question was I think it was Katie.

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Speaker 2: You're right, Yeah, everyone's like Katie knows the teenagers her teenage kids told her about Giga Chad.

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Speaker 7: Which kid do you think told her about it? Oh? I think we know.

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Speaker 4: Question.

00:28:10
Speaker 2: The question was, I sure hope the people who watch this debate at home had a drink in their hand.

00:28:22
Speaker 7: We didn't, but we were enjoying ourselves. It was an entertaining event to be at.

00:28:30
Speaker 2: Sometimes it felt so uncomfortable, like you're in the middle of an episode of the Office.

00:28:34
Speaker 7: But it was a good time. Oh not me.

00:28:37
Speaker 1: I enjoyed every minute of it. My one objection with it is that they did not have a bar. I understand it doesn't have to be an open bar, but there should have been a cash bar in that theater.

00:28:50
Speaker 4: Wasn't the question.

00:28:51
Speaker 11: I love to just answer the question, which as you set up that emergency operations center, you let first responders and professionals lead, but you provide the communications backbone. You assure the public you were out there every day backing up your public staff in the delivery of services. I also need to make another point, though, which is at Javier, So here we go.

00:29:13
Speaker 2: He've realized he's answered the question. They haven't rung the bell yet. He's been waiting and waiting and waiting for an opportunity to go after bakarihea, and here it is.

00:29:24
Speaker 11: I also need to make another point, though, which is that Javierbasara keeps touting his experience and then says he's going to study something. He'll figure it.

00:29:31
Speaker 7: Out once he's elected.

00:29:32
Speaker 11: The secretary has never met a crisis that he couldn't ignore.

00:29:38
Speaker 7: Okay, someone wrote that for him.

00:29:40
Speaker 11: Oh yes, whether it was migrant children, the eighty five thousand who were lost monkey pocks where we were slow to respond and then blamed the gay community for the crisis, or.

00:29:51
Speaker 2: I did see those for rare flyers that are again too explicit for us to talk about on the air, no thank you.

00:30:00
Speaker 11: Or COVID where the Biden administration had to sideline them. So I think we should be really clear about what kind of experience we need. It's experience, it has delivered results for people.

00:30:09
Speaker 2: Mister Thessari, you'd like to respond, Oh, absolutely, you're not worried, Hey, shangy give me a quick assist.

00:30:15
Speaker 7: Mister you'd like to respond absolutely, thanks shang.

00:30:21
Speaker 9: You're not wearing a mask, are you?

00:30:22
Speaker 12: Matt You are not worrying about catching monkey poxer right?

00:30:27
Speaker 4: WHOA?

00:30:30
Speaker 2: What is the implying with that that Matt Mayhan was getting passed around and fleet week Javier, Matt Mayhon's got two small kids. Holy cow, do we need to send Mayheon Perraer's flyer proper cleaning of certain accessories? Well, I don't think you'd get monkey pox from that, But she had other tweets that referenced how you get it.

00:31:01
Speaker 9: You're not wearing a mask, are you, Matt?

00:31:04
Speaker 12: You are not worrying about catching monkey Poxer right.

00:31:07
Speaker 8: We were able to deal with these crises, as you remember.

00:31:11
Speaker 9: What we did, was you.

00:31:18
Speaker 7: Yeah, that didn't go unnoticed from Steve Elton.

00:31:22
Speaker 8: We were able to deal with these crises, as you remember.

00:31:25
Speaker 12: What we did was we addressed them with the fifty states nationally, and we deployed the resources and the personnel that were needed.

00:31:32
Speaker 9: We got out of these crisis.

00:31:34
Speaker 12: Today, the economy is not worried about COVID because we made sure that seven hundred million COVID vaccines went into the arms of Americans. And never want anyone, whether you're insured or not, have to worry.

00:31:48
Speaker 7: This is like British Parliament and I'm here for it.

00:31:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, this kind of podstirring, You're this is this is the of all the debates that you could have attended in person, this one was meant for you.

00:31:59
Speaker 7: Oh, this is how you know that God loves me.

00:32:02
Speaker 12: About whether or not you'd have to pay for them. And even even those who provided deceptive information about the vaccines got the vaccines.

00:32:10
Speaker 14: Thank you, mister Vianego.

00:32:12
Speaker 7: You're almost fired fact check true. Wonder how Pelosi felt about that exchange.

00:32:23
Speaker 14: Mister Vianago, So you wanted to get in on this one.

00:32:26
Speaker 10: Yes, I also was the mayor during some big fires and big disasters.

00:32:31
Speaker 9: What do we What would I do as governor?

00:32:33
Speaker 2: He was mayor when I was in high school, and the pace of the debate just s loose down right now?

00:32:42
Speaker 9: What do we?

00:32:43
Speaker 10: What would I do as governor? Though, let me be clear, We've got to expand cal fire. We do have to do a lot more with prescribed burns. We've got to fix the insurance crisis because the people that were affected by this fire, you know, aren't able to replace their homes. We got to do an all of the above strategy that under.

00:33:01
Speaker 2: One of the things that Julie pointed out was how many times these people say all of the above.

00:33:06
Speaker 7: Oh, yeah, that's a crutch.

00:33:09
Speaker 10: We got to do an all of the above strategy that understands that climate change.

00:33:14
Speaker 8: Is here and it has exacerbated.

00:33:16
Speaker 10: It, but we can mitigate those changes with the right decisions.

00:33:20
Speaker 15: Thank you, sir, mister Styr since they brought up insurance.

00:33:23
Speaker 7: Oh yes, Tyre's still there.

00:33:25
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna take a quick break. When we return. We'll let you know what the billionaire and Nikes has to say. I think they're Nikes. Are they Nikes?

00:33:36
Speaker 7: He calls them kicks.

00:33:37
Speaker 2: I couldn't tell what brand they were because I was worried that he was going to fall down.

00:33:43
Speaker 7: He looked so ill.

00:33:45
Speaker 1: Remember in the old days they had those sneakers called the pump. He had a basketball on him and you could pump up the the sneakers.

00:33:56
Speaker 7: You think he was into the pumps. He could be wearing pumps. I don't know. And then you let the air out. There's a button on the back.

00:34:04
Speaker 1: Eight hundred two two two five two two two is a telephone number one eight hundred two two five two two two. If you'd like to email the show, you can do so at Johnny Don't Like Show at gmail dot com. That's Johnny Don't Like show at gmail dot com and Randy, I just realized I've been in four different locations the last four shows.

00:34:28
Speaker 7: It's good about to be a fifth.

00:34:31
Speaker 2: I'm going to Las Vegas tomorrow. Ah, the beauty of remote broadcasting. Yes, you were in Culver City, then you're in Claremont. They you're in the Coachella Valley. Then you're going to be in Vegas.

00:34:45
Speaker 1: Well before that, I was in San Francisco on Friday. That's right, yeah, Carbon San Diego. All right, let's go back to the sound of last night's scubernatorial debate.

00:34:58
Speaker 2: Any quick Google search says that Tom Stywar's Nike air Force Ones air Force Ones.

00:35:04
Speaker 7: I didn't know that was a brand.

00:35:07
Speaker 15: Sir, mister Styr. Since they brought up insurance, you had back the Affordable Insurance and Climate Recovery Act. Author of that which authorized the state Attorney General to sue fossil few companies for damages linked to climate disasters.

00:35:20
Speaker 2: This was Scott Wiener's bill and it died in committee. Boy, everything that guy touches goes to hell.

00:35:27
Speaker 8: To help blunt rising insurance costs.

00:35:30
Speaker 15: But that initiative actually failed last week in the Senate Insurance Committee. So how would you, as governor advance that you have forty five seconds advance?

00:35:38
Speaker 7: What follow along? Tom? Follow along?

00:35:44
Speaker 2: It's never a good sign when the moderators know way more about the subject material than several of the candidates.

00:35:52
Speaker 1: Do you think he was lost in the question or do you think he didn't hear him?

00:35:57
Speaker 2: I think he goes in and out if he does not look well. I don't know what they're I don't know how they're propping him up in the commercials. But when you see that guy in person, you're like, something is wrong with him.

00:36:12
Speaker 7: He's not that old too. Tony V Is older than him.

00:36:16
Speaker 15: Yeah, the Insurance and Climber Recovery Act that you backed.

00:36:20
Speaker 13: Okay, so let's be clear. The oil companies have been polluting and knowingly polluting for forty five years. It has caused great damage to the people of California. In fact, it is a reason we're getting warm, and it is a reason we've had these fires that have dramatically hurt people.

00:36:37
Speaker 15: So while you were investing in them, excuse me, the fossil coal companies were causing great you are investing in them.

00:36:45
Speaker 13: And so it is time that.

00:36:49
Speaker 7: What does she say? Okay, he is now totally lost.

00:36:52
Speaker 13: That act which I was pushing.

00:36:54
Speaker 2: He was not the oldest person on stage, but he sure seemed it.

00:37:01
Speaker 13: That act which I was pushing is the idea that they should pay back for polluting. In environmentalism, I have three real rules. Number one is pollute or pace. It's absolutely critical that if people are going to pollute and damage the environment and cause harm to their neighbors, they pay. Two, we have to include environmental justice in every single environmental rule. And third is we need to start to deploy all of the clean energy stuff.

00:37:24
Speaker 1: That's okay, let's just break this down here for a second, environmental justice in every rule. Okay, So let's say you're a homeowner in the Pacific Palisades and you want to rebuild and you have to get permits and those sorts of things. Does it mean that environmental justice would then play into the permitting process and would impact your ability to rebuild your house. Sure sounds like it, because that sounds like more red tape to me. He was the guy that helped helped create a lot of initiatives and that added some of this red tape.

00:38:05
Speaker 7: But don't you worry. Now he's against it. See this is what happens.

00:38:10
Speaker 2: Board billionaires come up with all these idiotic environmental rules, and then your house burns down and it's going to take you five years to rebuild it because you have to check off all the Tom Steyer's boxes.

00:38:23
Speaker 13: And get us back to the front of the world in leading it. It's true the fossil fuel companies are still providing gasoline to us at inflated prices. We need to make them pay for the costs that they have had, including all the houses that burned down, thank you, miss, and the insurance costs that people are paying to ensure those houses.

00:38:42
Speaker 9: Thank you, miss.

00:38:43
Speaker 7: Chevron's going to pay for all of it. Yeah, good luck with that.

00:38:47
Speaker 2: There's just some snippets of last night's ninety minute fight