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My Response to Hate from Valuetainment & Patrick Bet-David

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there's a good chance some of you may

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know patrick bett david from the youtube

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channel

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valuetainment well patrick bent david

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invited me onto his podcast

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to discuss my campaign for governor

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and some of the folks who were on that

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podcast

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just did a reaction video about their

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thoughts

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about how my podcast interview went and

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what i'm going to do is i'm going to

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react

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to their reaction so yes this is like a

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youtube inception loop

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but it's worth making a very clear and

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blunt response here and i want to give

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you

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two prefaces or prefi i i don't know

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maybe you can help me figure that out

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number one

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the video that you were about to watch

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for me is going to be completely

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unedited that's because i want you to

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know

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that the thoughts and plans that i have

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come inherently from

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within our vision for solving the

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problems that california has

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not some manuscript somewhere they come

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from a plan

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and vision we've put together that we

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strongly believe in

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and we believe that with the opportunity

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to share our vision

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not getting cut off or talked over or

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yelled at

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we can on the spot respond to any

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question that comes up in our campaign

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in fact this weekend i held four rallies

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and i'm holding another rally tonight

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and i actually do q and a's at my rally

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so when i do a q a and somebody asks me

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a hard question i give them an answer

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uncut live let's

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watch this together and let's respond to

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honestly

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some of the nonsense that's in this

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because folks have sent me this video

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and have said kevin

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you need to see this there's nonsense in

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this

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all right so we're going to respond to

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this the second thing that i wanted you

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to know

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is that when i was in the original

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podcast i only unfortunately slept

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two hours before the podcast now i'm not

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trying to make excuses

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this is actually my fault see i never

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wanted to miss

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a market open or close uh live stream

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when i've committed to doing them

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and so i flew out on a red eye

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to go to this interview and only miss

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a one day worth of my live streams

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rather than miss two days

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so i thought hey well if i buy a red-eye

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flight and i buy

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a plane ticket that would let me sleep

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on the plane because it'd be a chair

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that could maybe like rotate down or

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something like that i could sleep

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then good i'd be well rested because

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it's like a six hour flight and i'm like

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ah that's about the amount of time i get

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anyway

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well unfortunately the flight was

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delayed at two hours with jetblue so

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jetblue big time

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screwed me there was a baby in the cabin

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the plane had

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problems getting its engine started so

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here i am freaking out about being late

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for my interview in the morning

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i'm freaking out about not getting

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enough sleep the planes having problems

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and their babies screaming this kind of

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stuff happens and i realize again maybe

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i

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should just left earlier well it's not

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that easy when there are no flights

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between either choosing a red eye or 8

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a.m in the morning

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but then i would have missed my other

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commitments it's the problem

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this is one of the reasons we've been

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using a jet ourselves

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that i've been paying for my own money

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from my business

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to travel to make sure that we don't

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have these inconveniences

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anyway no excuses let's get into the

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reaction here so you can learn a little

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bit more about my policies and the truth

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about what's going on okay so no cuts

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this entire video is giving me no cuts

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let's go let's respond

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meet kevin is very very passionate i'll

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give him that he's very passionate

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he wants california to succeed he wants

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california to be better

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but um he's an ideologue and this is

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honestly a problem i have

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with most people on the quote-unquote

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left today they uh

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they think their good intentions

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supersede their bad ideas

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okay let's start right here

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i want to ask you this isn't it time

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we finish having bull crap garbage

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identity politics in our country isn't

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it time

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we stop the crap of oh they're a

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democrat or oh they're

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a republican look yeah i'm running

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as a democrat in a state that is a super

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majority legislative body

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of democrats folks when you hear my

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opinions

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on my plan our solutions and our

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research

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my answers are californian answers

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they're not democratic answers they're

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not republican answers

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they are true californian answers to

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solving the problems we have

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and guess what no other candidate is

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doing that tell me the plan

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of the other candidates what is gavin

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newsom going to do differently compared

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to his last three years in office or his

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24 years in california politics

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nothing nothing's going to change what's

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a republican governor

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or candidate even proposing that would

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get changed in california

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caitlyn jenner says she's going to use

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veto powers to prevent democrats from

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making changes

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hello do you know what a super majority

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in congress means it means your veto

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power means nothing

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because congress has a power to overrule

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your veto

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you have to work with the legislator

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legislative body you have to work with

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them but identity politics are

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garbage and the fact that we're starting

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out we're starting this conversation out

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with this individual suggestion

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suggesting that i'm an

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ideologue and that because i have a

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label

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i am wrong with fairy tale ideas

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this is the cancer of our society right

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here

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this is what's wrong with our society

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this is why we can't solve the problems

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in our society

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this is exactly what's wrong with our

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society

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let's keep going because i'm gonna

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actually provide real solutions

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so the idea of what we're gonna do is

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we're going to

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friendly put in sending the national

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guard to kindly

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round up uh the

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yeah the unwanted people on our streets

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and we're gonna put them in these

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awesome super not re-education detention

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camps where they're gonna get the

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education that they need and the help

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that they need and we're just gonna you

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know

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because listen man if people that were

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in this situation

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were capable of functioning at that sort

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of level now i'm not saying that

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it's not a noble idea what i'm saying

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is is that rounding up the people you

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don't want

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and putting them into a camp has been

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tried before and it didn't work out yeah

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all right let's pause here because this

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is a horrible

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horrible representation of what i stand

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for it's completely

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wrong first of all it's very important

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that you know that i have three thousand

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hours in law enforcement experience

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which includes working with homeless

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communities

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i also visit homeless communities and i

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talk to homeless advocates

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how many other gubernatorial candidates

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are talking to

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non-profits like invisible people or

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other mental health professionals to

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understand

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how we actually solve and prevent

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homelessness in our state

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nobody is doing it because nobody cares

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folks i stated that on day one of my

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administration i will declare

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a state of emergency to end homelessness

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on our streets in california within 60

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days

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and then we're going to continue to

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actually solve the causes of

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homelessness it is a two-part problem

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people stop living on our streets as

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part one part number two is you have to

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stop the causes

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of homelessness it's very simple five

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weeks after

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i've started advertising and publishing

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my idea of declaring a state of

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emergency

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the sheriff of los angeles county which

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also happens to be conveniently right

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after

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i interviewed the sheriff of los angeles

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county parks

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and the captain of the lapd and i said

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we need a state of emergency

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it is no surprise that five weeks after

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this the sheriff of los

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angeles county on twitter says we should

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declare a state of emergency it's

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because my ideas are good but not only

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are they good

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they are what california needs because

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we need to acknowledge the fact that we

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are in a state of emergency

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we can't keep digging our head in the

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sand because oh somebody has big ideas

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oh my gosh oh

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fairy oh wow you have ideas how about

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somebody actually gets

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the cojones to do something we actually

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have a governor who gives a crap

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about implementing policies that work

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that's what this election is about

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that's why our governor is being

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recalled because we have policies that

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fail us in california california doesn't

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realize this

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as a whole and it's sad but proper

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leadership

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leadership under someone like me can

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solve this

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folks consider this and i'm going to

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tell you my homeless solution and we're

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going to keep going

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consider this and it's ridiculous

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california

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has illegal platforms stealing

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water from fire hydrants instead

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of shutting down those illegal pot farms

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who are polluting

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our aquifers and our groundwater who are

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stealing our water from our fire

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hydrants

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instead of shutting down those farms

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california

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says you know what let's just remove the

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fire hydrants

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are you kidding me that is stupid

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we need fire hydrants to fight fires

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why instead of ignoring the problem

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the illegal farms are we removing fire

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hydrants when we should be removing the

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problem not the fire hydrants

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that's why california is mismanaged but

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california is a beautiful state

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california is a great state it has smart

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people and as people who are capable

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of solving the problems we have in our

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state but it's when we get

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nonsense and a lack of nuance

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that we continue down the same course of

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failure

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and so what is my homeless plan properly

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am i trying to create detention camps

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no in fact here's exactly what we're

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going to do

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we are going to feed every homeless

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person on our street with three meals a

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day we're going to provide

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clean bathrooms and security so people

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stop getting beaten and people stop

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dying on our streets

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whole foods throws away more food than

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it would take to feed all of our

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homeless population in california

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and that's because they don't want to

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take the liability of feeding the

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homeless which makes sense because

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california is very litigious well guess

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who's not afraid of taking liability

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folks

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meet kevin paffraff i'll take it i'll

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solve the problem because people stop

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dying when i become the governor

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it's ridiculous so our 30-day plan

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day one to 30 which keep in mind there's

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about a five-week transition before you

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become the governor

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before that five-week transition we can

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actually or during that five-week

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transition we can actually work with the

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national guard to prepare our plans and

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have

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solid plans with our national guard

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because we're not coming in with tanks

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we're coming in with very smart soldiers

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veterans people who know how to deal

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with emergencies if they can build

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wartime facilities in afghanistan then

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we can treat homelessness in california

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the capital for homelessness in the

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country

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ninety percent of homelessness in

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california comes from within california

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not from other states

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it comes from california it's a

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californian problem and when we finally

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address our issue as an emergency we can

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begin to solve things

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how about we build 80 emergency

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facilities where people have the option

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of going to them option the door is open

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you want to sleep you want to see a

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doctor you want to go into mental health

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triage or if you can't take care of

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yourself we've got substance

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abuse triage we've got drug tree hodge

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same thing

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we've got mental health triage we

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actually have centralized services

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which our mental health community says

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we need to be able to cure homelessness

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then we finally begin to actually solve

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the causes

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or the qualms that leave people homeless

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look 70 percent of people who go onto

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our streets

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don't go onto the streets because they

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have mental health problems or because

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they have substance problems they go

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onto the streets because of economic

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problems

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but then they fall victim to mental

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health crises

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and substance abu abuse crises why

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because when you're homeless on the

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street you're in despair

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you can't get a clean bathroom you can't

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get you can't get clean you can't get

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food

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you're in fear for your life is that how

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the fifth largest economy in the world

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should treat its people

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we should be handling this like a state

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of emergency because our existing

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governor is not doing anything about it

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and so folks people ask me like oh well

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so

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are you gonna round people up no we're

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not

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we're going to work by understanding

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homelessness which we already know

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but we're going to work with our

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communities because we understand

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that homelessness is community based

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homelessness

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creates block presidents block mayors

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street

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mayors mayors of this part of the city

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or that

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park over there or whatever by working

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with our

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homeless community leaders we can find

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out exactly what their needs are and we

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can build to those specifications so we

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can begin to solve our problems working

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with our non-profits working with our

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activists working with our agencies

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working with our law enforcement

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working with our national guard and

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actually having a leader who's going to

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coordinate everything together

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that's how you solve homelessness people

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say oh but kevin you say you're going to

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have it so that no one's allowed to

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sleep on the street within 60 days

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that's correct the california courts

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have found that

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it is illegal to sleep on our streets

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that's all you don't even need me to say

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that it is illegal to sleep on our

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streets

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unless there is no alternative option

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well guess what there is going to be

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when we have 80 emergency facilities

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able to house 2 000 individually

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individuals each you have an alternate

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that means if somebody's passed out

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because they're trying to sleep and they

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were trying to stay up all night because

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they're not allowed to sleep on the

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floor

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on our streets but then all of a sudden

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they pass out well it sounds like they

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need medical attention they're not going

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away in handcuffs they're not getting

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rounded up

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they're going to get medical attention

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and they're going to drop they're going

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to get dropped off

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at an emergency facility where they can

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get evaluated taken care of they can

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rest they can sleep they can be fed they

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can shower if they want

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and if they want to walk out the door at

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5am that's fine you want to

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take a bagel and go go i don't care the

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door's wide open

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leave if you are capable of living on

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your own

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go use the service and go

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that's what my emergency facilities are

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for but the rule is

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nobody sleeps on my streets in

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california because people aren't

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sleeping on the streets

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they're dying on the streets more people

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are dying on the streets to homelessness

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than they are of gun violence

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that is unacceptable for the fifth

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largest economy in the world

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and we're even condemned to be in a gun

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violence epidemic

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it's nuts it's unacceptable

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it is ridiculous so when someone

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tries to cut me off or speak over me and

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suggest that oh i have a fairy tale idea

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and i'm going to round people up

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you have got to be kidding me i'm

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solving an emergency

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and i'm sorry if you want to see people

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continue to die on the street

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fine that's something you have to live

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with

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but i believe californians are good

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people i believe

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americans are good people and we don't

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want to see people dying on our streets

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especially not in the fifth largest

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economy in the world in california

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just losing tourism revenues because of

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crime lawlessness and homelessness we

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need a governor who's gonna put some

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pants on and solve the damn problems in

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our state

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let's keep going so is that the only

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thing you took from his

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two-hour sit down here no like that one

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thing or what else would i

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no because he also wants to put uh local

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governments under occupation as well so

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it was all negative stuff there was

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nothing you agreed with it was all

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oh my gosh i'm not putting local

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governments under

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occupation this is ridiculous again this

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is

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exactly the kind of garbage i'm sorry

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gerard i'm sorry but this is bullcrap

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you're spewing here

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patrick bet david this is an

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embarrassment

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say something this is bullcrap that is

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fake news

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that was not what i said this is a

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misinterpretation of what i said i don't

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i don't even know if gerard listened to

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what i said

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i said that our state has massive

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problems

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with fragmented regulation why is it

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that 80

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of the cannabis sold in the state of

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california is illegal

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it's because every state has different

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rules different tax regimes

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different permits different wait periods

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different bull crap

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that's required to actually get ahead

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why don't we have one regulation why

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don't we have

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one regulatory regime that makes it so

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we can build houses faster

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so we can actually solve our housing

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affordability crisis by

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providing more supply it's simple it's

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econ 101

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get the government out of the way and

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let the free market function and that

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does not mean the free market should

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function unchecked

16:37

i'm not saying do away with building and

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safety departments i'm just saying

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if we have 482 building and safety

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departments in the state how about we

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have

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slightly higher building and safety

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standards but we have one standard

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understanding that each city is still

16:50

going to have a little bit of an

16:51

overleaf for their own designs

16:52

we don't want to take character away

16:54

we're not trying to make

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santa barbara look like palm springs or

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vice versa right i understand that

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but we can streamline so much by having

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a leader that realizes

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you can't look listen let me just give

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you a very simple example here

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the voters voted to approve cannabis

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as a legal recreational drug in 2016.

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folks it has been a full five-year plan

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and we still have 90

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of the businesses who are legal on

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provisional licenses

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because they can't figure it out they

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can't get their act together at the same

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time

17:26

illegal pot farming is booming it has

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tripled

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in just the last year because there's no

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enforcement

17:33

there's lawlessness it's because the

17:35

permitting process was a disaster

17:38

so one stupid comment like

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are you kidding me are you kidding me

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how about some nuance

17:46

how about realizing that government is

17:48

complicated and that government needs

17:51

real solutions to function appropriately

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and then

17:54

everyone who works for city building and

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safety departments or permitting offices

17:58

or offices who are trying to do the

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right thing for businesses

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are no longer bound by complexity and

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red tape

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they can do their job and serve the

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community which is what should be done

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and corruption should be weeded out and

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guess what you do you weed out

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corruption when you have one standard

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not 482 standards that nobody

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understands and i'll tell you

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nobody is better at making exposed

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videos than me kevin and i'm gonna be

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making

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a lot of exposed videos about the bull

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crap that stands in the way

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of solving california's problems that's

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what we need transparency

18:29

and solutions not stupid one-liners like

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this

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we're cutting people off with one-liners

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like that

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ideologue that i don't agree with i

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think that what happens is that listen

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if you're gonna sit here and have a

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conversation with me you're so friendly

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today what is the story

18:43

what happened over the weekend after the

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show if you want to have a conversation

18:46

with me

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wait a minute wait a minute this is

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interesting patrick that david just said

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why are you being so friendly to him

18:52

what happened over the weekend they're

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talking about them too because

18:54

i wasn't involved in anything over the

18:56

last two weeks here so this is actually

18:58

really interesting because

18:59

there's clearly some sort of tension

19:00

between these two folks here patrick but

19:02

david is not enlightening

19:03

us about that the way you think things

19:06

should be

19:07

and you want to be you know some sort of

19:09

a utopian ideologue that's fine that's

19:11

your that's your prerogative as as a

19:13

person okay i wish we can do x

19:15

if you're running for governor of the

19:17

fourth largest economy in the freaking

19:19

world and your idea is to send in the

19:21

fourth largest is germany get your facts

19:23

right before you start

19:24

spewing crap fictional guard and round

19:26

up the people i don't want on my streets

19:28

i'm sorry but you have to have some

19:29

pushback and it should have frankly

19:31

it's not about him there should have

19:33

been somebody in his camp that was like

19:34

okay you understand how this is going to

19:36

sound to anybody

19:37

that believes in in the cobra paradox at

19:39

all like in this promise i don't even

19:41

know if he has a camp i think he's like

19:42

kind of doing it solo

19:44

oh we got a camp we got a staff we got a

19:47

staff of folks and guess what our staff

19:49

did folks

19:49

you could look this up yourself okay

19:51

type this in

19:53

meet kevin national guard we have a

19:56

video on this that we put out

19:58

well before this interview look at this

20:01

governor to

20:02

deploy national guard to end

20:03

homelessness you think we just whipped

20:05

that together without actually talking

20:06

to people first

20:07

look at this next video right here

20:09

exposing the truth why california is

20:11

broken former l.a

20:15

deputy mayor former city manager of

20:19

santa monica and ventura

20:20

come on folks come on folks

20:23

this is ridiculous we know our plan is

20:27

bold

20:27

but that's why our slogan is out with

20:30

the old

20:31

in with the bold stop wasting money

20:33

folks let's keep going this is bull crap

20:35

so far but let's keep going

20:37

this is not like a kid you're going like

20:38

high five like you're doing great

20:40

speaking on stage

20:41

bloody freaking government the governor

20:42

of california you had strong opinions

20:45

on him i think that was the problem and

20:47

most importantly

20:49

he's the type that probably has done

20:52

very well

20:52

rehearsed but when he goes oh bull crap

20:55

are you kidding me anyone who watches my

20:58

channel

20:59

or sees me live at a rally when i

21:01

respond to questions

21:02

live anyone who sees me live on videos

21:05

knows i don't need to be rehearsed knows

21:07

i don't need a script

21:09

knows that i will tell it to you if you

21:11

give me a freaking chance to talk

21:13

you cut me off and you try to bulldoze

21:15

well that is on you

21:17

that is on you for being ignorant and

21:20

not capable of listening

21:22

let's keep going maybe like a road game

21:24

hostile situation with it really wasn't

21:27

even

21:27

which i give him credit for right in

21:29

fairness

21:30

really isn't even hospital go watch it

21:32

opportunity right and i think he missed

21:34

it because

21:35

he did get uh pushback and

21:38

kind of deflected a lot and couldn't get

21:41

to the point hey look

21:42

i will admit my answers could have been

21:44

more clear and that's why i'm providing

21:46

clarity that's why i also provided

21:47

clarity in multiple other videos after

21:49

this interview

21:50

look up meet kevin quote i'm pissed or

21:52

i'm pissed about california or i'm still

21:54

pissed about california where i provide

21:56

the exact responses censorship

21:59

wrong illegal not happening i was

22:02

censored

22:02

when i first posted on instagram the

22:05

announcement of my campaign

22:06

and guess who donated to gavin newsom's

22:09

campaign

22:10

instagram and facebook folks censorship

22:14

is bad

22:15

bad i will give you blunt answers you

22:17

ask me blend answers or questions

22:19

i will give you blunt answers look i

22:21

could have been a lot more blunt on that

22:23

podcast had i had more of an opportunity

22:24

to talk and probably the proper amount

22:26

of sleep

22:27

quite frankly when i went to this

22:28

podcast i was given

22:30

about a 10-page document of

22:32

conversations that we were supposed to

22:34

talk about like oh these are bullet

22:36

points we're going to talk about we

22:37

literally

22:38

talked about maybe one percent of that

22:41

in fact if you watch the podcast and

22:43

there's there's a point where they're

22:44

talking about valedictorians or whatever

22:46

and you could see somebody had a

22:47

responsibility towards

22:48

because i had a ten page document going

22:50

oh at one point we're going to talk

22:51

about validating choice

22:52

but we talked about two percent of that

22:53

document instead we spend most of the

22:55

time

22:55

trying to explain my homelessness plan

22:57

but continuing to get cut off by

22:59

individuals who are trying to paint my

23:00

plans

23:01

as something they're not people who are

23:02

not trying to listen

23:04

i think one of the things that i've

23:06

noticed like here when we talk about

23:08

politics or business

23:09

is a running mate people the

23:12

partnerships that he has

23:13

this guy has a ton of things going on

23:17

you know in his life but he didn't once

23:19

mention like

23:20

who would help put these people in these

23:23

places

23:24

that requires a lot of funding a lot of

23:25

money he didn't walk us through those

23:26

things

23:27

and that's what i was most concerned

23:28

with and then when pat would ask

23:30

about that it was more like well i don't

23:33

have all the answers but then he had all

23:35

the answers

23:36

that's not what i said see i'm the kind

23:39

of person who's not going to stab you in

23:41

the fricking back

23:42

when you come to me and you ask me a

23:44

question that i don't know the answer to

23:45

i'll tell you i don't know the answer

23:47

and i'll get back to you with the

23:49

information

23:49

just like i do on my youtube channel if

23:51

somebody says kevin what's the answer to

23:53

this

23:53

i'm not gonna bullcrap you i will find

23:55

out the answer and i'll make a video and

23:57

i'll get back to you

23:58

i'll get back to you but this is crap

24:01

this is crap if you watch the interview

24:02

i never said i had all the answers

24:06

who are you to say i'm coming across as

24:08

somebody who has all the answers when i

24:09

literally said i don't have all the

24:11

answers in the interview

24:12

you have got to be kidding me the

24:15

answers and i don't really i need the

24:17

data so that's where i got kind of

24:18

confused as to okay

24:20

you you're a know-it-all but you don't

24:21

know any here's what i will tell you

24:22

about this here's what i would tell you

24:23

about this

24:24

roger stone okay people ask me and say

24:26

why do you interview all these random

24:28

people you know like all these mobsters

24:30

roger stone former criminals all these

24:32

people right because everything's about

24:34

how did it get you to

24:35

be thinking the way you think right

24:37

roger stone is a pretty

24:39

pretty weird guy and when he was talking

24:41

he said a few different things he said

24:42

in life everybody goes through three

24:44

phases he says first phase is

24:46

who is roger stone like meaning who's

24:48

roger stone

24:49

second phase is get me roger stone

24:52

third phase is i need somebody like

24:54

roger stone fourth phase is

24:56

who's roger stone meaning you're

24:58

forgotten about right you start off with

25:00

you're for nobody knows who you are

25:01

irrelevant

25:02

then you go to dude this guy's amazing i

25:04

want him then you go to get me somebody

25:05

like him that's younger

25:07

then you go to i have no i've never

25:08

heard of him before right okay

25:10

i don't care what anybody says agree or

25:12

disagree with this guy the level of

25:13

respect

25:14

i got for people like me kevin you go

25:16

build a 2 million subscriber channel at

25:18

28 29 years old and get that kind of an

25:20

audience in money real estate

25:22

making 6.2 million dollars in a year at

25:25

that age

25:26

he's absolutely crushing it this is the

25:28

biggest thing with a guy like that

25:29

i've been running sales teams for a long

25:31

time the biggest thing with a guy like

25:34

that

25:34

at that point sometimes when you win

25:36

very early

25:37

one of the hardest things for you to do

25:39

is to listen to anybody

25:40

it's the hardest thing to do when you

25:42

win early when you win

25:44

later after you've lost anything

25:46

everything it's one of the best things

25:48

that have happened to you

25:49

are you kidding patrick i appreciate the

25:52

compliments

25:53

but apparently you have not seen my

25:55

wikipedia page we'll go to it really

25:57

quick

25:57

and this wikipedia page and i understand

26:00

it's wikipedia but i've made videos

26:01

about this in the past before and this

26:03

hasn't here i just pulled it up

26:04

uh you can see here it hasn't been it's

26:06

not like i just edited this in response

26:08

to this here let me turn it there go to

26:09

that camera

26:10

here you can see my wikipedia page here

26:12

last edited 13 days ago

26:14

yeah there it is last edited 13 days ago

26:16

so okay here we go

26:17

oh yeah okay here here look at this look

26:19

at this i think it's under this section

26:21

career

26:21

career pathway earned his real estate

26:23

license in 2010

26:25

bought a fixer-upper blah blah blah in

26:27

2017 they began to offer construction

26:29

services through their organization but

26:31

ended the venture 18 months later after

26:32

losing 1 million dollars

26:34

this was before youtube i lost a million

26:37

dollars on a failed

26:38

business before i started succeeding on

26:41

youtube

26:42

in fact some of the things in my opinion

26:43

that gave me success on youtube were the

26:45

ability to say

26:46

i have failed so i don't disagree with

26:48

you i don't disagree with what you've

26:50

said about how that's important but

26:51

don't suggest that i haven't had my

26:53

share of failure

26:54

it's easy it's very easy to sit around

26:56

and go oh yeah somebody's got you know

26:58

it's not 2 million

26:59

appreciate the call the flattery there

27:01

but uh you know

27:02

sure 1.67 1.68 million subscribers

27:06

i'm grateful for all my subscribers and

27:08

my vision is always to provide

27:09

value and service to them but don't tell

27:11

me i haven't failed

27:13

don't tell me i haven't failed typically

27:16

ends up becoming a better person to be a

27:17

leader

27:18

when you lost everything in your 20s i'm

27:21

talking

27:22

girl money fame success you were the

27:25

main guy you got your nose bloody

27:27

all of that 20s and 30s when it happens

27:30

then you lead in your 40s and 50s

27:32

now you kind of like remember listen you

27:34

know everybody gets knocked out hey

27:35

listen yeah as bad as you are everybody

27:37

go

27:37

so i think he hasn't gone through that

27:39

yet which is my recommendation too was

27:41

to go get

27:41

his nose do your facts first folks look

27:43

at your facts first before you start

27:45

saying that i mean in fairness patrick

27:46

bet david did say i think

27:48

okay i like patrick but he's also

27:51

letting

27:52

you know some comments flow here not

27:53

just from him but but from others that

27:55

that are just untrue

27:56

untrue it's wrong it's garbage

28:00

and then the other part is you need a

28:01

couple guys like them behind closed

28:03

doors

28:03

yeah you need a couple guys like them to

28:05

talk to behind closer that's going to be

28:06

like yeah i don't know about that i

28:07

don't know it's going to work

28:08

push back oh we do this back and then

28:11

for him to argue with you and say no

28:12

here's why i believe in this

28:13

and he's still going to push back and

28:15

he's going to say you know what no i get

28:16

the point

28:17

kind of like yesterday we're watching

28:18

the you know at that time and you see

28:20

there's pushback

28:21

and then finally he's like yeah okay i

28:22

agree that's fine i totally understand i

28:24

think there needs to be a little bit of

28:25

that

28:25

we're going to see what's going to

28:26

happen again drawing a conclusion that

28:28

that is

28:29

not what's happening seriously you go to

28:32

meet kevin.com and you see my 20 part

28:33

plan

28:34

and you think that just like magically

28:36

appeared

28:37

come on folks look at the 20 part plan

28:40

it's very well thought out

28:42

no other candidate that i am aware of

28:44

has a very clear and specific plan with

28:46

solutions

28:47

and that's what california needs i i

28:50

hope the guy's got a big upset he

28:51

doesn't slow down and i hope this

28:52

doesn't discourage him to go run right

28:54

but it doesn't discourage me at all it

28:56

encourages me because i know this is

28:58

what californians need

28:59

it is what it is let me get you guys

29:00

opinion on something because you know

29:01

right after the podcast who's on ricky

29:03

with you guys

29:04

yes and you popped in oh no that was the

29:06

one time

29:08

so right after the podcast i interviewed

29:10

him yeah and it was more of a financial

29:13

type interview it wasn't that i even

29:14

said we're not going to be political all

29:16

we talk is money all we talk is money

29:17

we did the financial interview but i

29:18

said let me ask you something kevin

29:20

respect you came

29:21

on you know you did your thing

29:26

have you ever been a a a mayor

29:29

a representative uh a dog teacher like

29:32

if you've never been in politics

29:33

ever what makes you think a lack of

29:36

experience is a good thing meaning

29:38

you've done real estate for 10 years

29:40

i've never done real estate i've done

29:42

finance

29:42

yeah but i've never done real estate

29:44

that's like me saying i think it would

29:45

be a realtor today

29:46

and the number one realtor in the entire

29:48

state what makes you think

29:50

that you can just be governor with zero

29:53

experience and i think

29:54

this is what i would have called the dj

29:56

djt effect on

29:57

djtf okay hold on a second here let's be

30:00

very blunt about this okay

30:02

what is the number one issue that

30:04

california has followed by the number

30:06

two issue that california has number one

30:08

homelessness number two housing

30:10

unaffordability

30:11

number three you've also got crime so

30:13

actually consider the first three issues

30:15

here okay

30:16

oh gosh wait a minute wait but then

30:18

there's also

30:20

education okay top four issues

30:22

homelessness

30:23

housing education and crime

30:27

well let's break down experience i have

30:29

3 000

30:31

hours understanding what it's like to be

30:34

on the road with law enforcement

30:36

domestic violence police pursuits

30:38

traffic stops

30:40

understanding the difference between

30:41

racial profiling that racial profiling

30:44

is illegal

30:44

but vehicular profiling is not so is it

30:47

a surprise

30:48

that more hispanics and blacks

30:50

disproportionately get discriminated

30:51

against folks i

30:52

understand how the system works i don't

30:54

know everything i'm not going to pretend

30:56

i know everything

30:57

but i understand a lot more because of

31:00

the experience that i have

31:02

and i surround myself with people i just

31:04

interviewed

31:06

a swat officer from a local department

31:08

here to understand

31:09

why we have such lawlessness in

31:10

california i understand

31:12

that when i need to get extra clarity i

31:14

surround myself with people who have the

31:16

answers and who can provide that clarity

31:18

that's what you need i'm not coming in

31:19

here trying to suggest i know everything

31:20

because i say many times i don't

31:22

but i can do the research and i can

31:24

connect with the people who do have the

31:26

answers

31:27

and then we put common sense solutions

31:29

in place so let's be clear again

31:31

big problem homelessness deal with that

31:33

with policing

31:35

i've also gone into communities and

31:36

again interviewed activists and

31:37

surrounded myself with professionals who

31:39

guide me on how to solve homelessness

31:40

and how broken

31:41

homeless issues are today i have more

31:44

homeless

31:45

phone numbers in my contact list on my

31:47

phone

31:48

than i do cops that's a lot

31:52

so homelessness crime i understand i

31:55

understand

31:56

housing crisis yeah real estate investor

31:59

real estate broker that is my background

32:02

providing

32:03

value into helping people understand how

32:05

complex housing is

32:07

what affects housing prices an economics

32:09

degree from well actually a political

32:11

science degree from ucla i started in

32:13

economics

32:14

but then graduated with political

32:16

science so background in political

32:17

science and economics from ucla

32:21

folks the problems the big problems we

32:24

have

32:24

or where i have experience housing

32:27

homelessness

32:28

crime and teaching because what do i do

32:31

every day

32:33

who can read a robin hood

32:37

s1 and 30 minutes after it comes out

32:42

post an unedited one

32:45

take video on my distillation of that

32:47

financial report

32:49

with that joker that's right here on the

32:51

screen right here this literally this

32:52

joker i'm not i'm not trying to offend

32:54

anyone

32:54

that joker right here that's the joker

32:55

okay in the background type it in

32:57

meet kevin robin hood you'll see

33:01

so folks i know that i have to surround

33:04

myself with people who have answers

33:06

and that's exactly what i do it's

33:08

exactly what i do

33:10

so to suggest that i don't is wrong

33:13

it's fake news to suggest that i don't

33:15

have experience

33:16

relevant to the problems we have in

33:18

california is also fake news

33:20

but let's tell you what experience you

33:22

don't want in government

33:25

24 years of working beholden to

33:28

lobbyists

33:30

like governor gavin newsom has folks

33:34

i have zero political baggage the people

33:37

of california get to decide who leads

33:39

them

33:40

the people decide

33:43

politicians in this election

33:47

now this is specific actually i don't

33:48

want to go to the specific and then talk

33:49

about politicians okay so let me step

33:50

back a bit

33:52

in this election folks only get one year

33:54

to prove themselves

33:55

because there's another election in

33:57

2022. shouldn't

33:58

every politician have to go through a

34:00

one-year free trial

34:02

give me one year let me prove to you

34:05

that we can make our solutions work to

34:07

fix california because i'm actually here

34:09

providing solutions let's keep going hey

34:12

trump

34:12

is that look he became president with

34:15

zero experience but the guy's been in

34:16

the media the guy's been

34:18

yeah for

34:22

but my point is this trump made it

34:24

acceptable for anyone to say all right

34:25

[ __ ] it i'm giving it a shot

34:27

whatever it may be whereas i think like

34:29

pat said respect

34:30

i mean it's honestly uh totally

34:33

misleading to suggest that oh

34:35

because of donald trump it's like oh no

34:37

the reason i'm running for governor

34:39

is because i believe we have solutions

34:41

that the californian people want

34:43

and nobody else is providing those and

34:45

that's giving back

34:46

that's what politics should be about not

34:48

about enriching yourself

34:50

or getting donations from netflix

34:52

because you gave them an exemption to

34:54

stay open as an essential

34:56

business so they could keep filming

34:58

videos while at the same time pocketing

34:59

a three million dollar donation

35:01

from reed hastings the co-ceo of netflix

35:03

folks that's what's wrong

35:05

that's what happened with gavin newsom

35:07

gavin newsom pockets three million

35:09

dollars from the co-ceo of netflix and

35:10

surprise surprise netflix is deemed an

35:12

essential business

35:13

while one-third of california's

35:14

businesses go bankrupt

35:17

come on folks and for the other

35:21

well the restaurants one-third of

35:22

california restaurants i went bankrupt

35:23

but for the other businesses

35:25

that stayed open you think they got

35:26

their llc fees waived that year

35:29

nope even though they had to be shut

35:31

down it's unacceptable

35:34

yet our governor's dining with lobbyists

35:36

at the french laundry

35:37

no masks during pete coven

35:41

let's keep going to getting out there

35:44

and think you could do your thing but if

35:45

you have zero experience i can't believe

35:46

i'm going to say this but

35:48

adam that's a good point um

35:51

it happens more often but yeah let that

35:52

go through your head a little bit anyway

35:54

johnny cash yeah but you got to cut that

35:57

short clip

35:59

to your just cut that out for me to your

36:01

credit man and your point the whole time

36:03

he was sitting there and i actually said

36:05

it

36:05

later on the interview because i didn't

36:06

want to hammer the guy but i have been

36:08

in politics and i was i wasn't

36:10

in on the other side of it i don't know

36:11

you you literally wrote speeches for

36:13

chris christie

36:14

yes yes so now they do thank you for

36:16

that yeah but the

36:17

yeah but the the the side i'm i'm trying

36:20

to say is is that the whole time and i

36:22

waited two hours

36:23

and then he finally went on the

36:24

offensive and i actually pointed out

36:25

someone was like congratulations you

36:26

finally went on the offensive yeah and i

36:28

texted pat afterwards because you were

36:29

talking about giving you know he

36:30

he needs a little he needs encouragement

36:33

and he does have a bright future and i

36:34

said well if he if he's going to do this

36:36

and he he's going to make drastic

36:38

changes like that he has to make it

36:40

about the opponent so anytime anybody if

36:42

you're ever thinking about running for

36:44

politics you get this one let me see my

36:45

youtube channel

36:47

free this is the value entertainment all

36:49

right all he had to do

36:50

at any moment and he still didn't do it

36:53

in in the video that he did

36:54

in response he had to admit that what he

36:57

was saying

36:58

was outrageous but these are outrageous

37:01

times there you go that's all he had to

37:02

do

37:03

he oh my gosh come on what's the

37:05

difference

37:06

god okay all right fine okay i mean look

37:09

my

37:10

ideas are emergency ideas a state of

37:12

emergency

37:13

on homelessness education traffic and

37:16

housing

37:17

they are bold ideas that's our slogan

37:20

that's our slogan out with the old

37:23

in with the bolt

37:27

uh whatever at this point whatever we'll

37:29

finish this to say

37:30

listen i don't want to put california

37:32

under occupation

37:34

but it's a state of emergency i'm

37:35

nobody's putting california on this this

37:37

is the stuff that's

37:38

mind-blowing i'm having trouble even

37:41

finishing this response video

37:43

because that is such a loaded statement

37:45

gerard

37:46

folk folks here we like take a

37:50

class on logic logic speech and debate

37:53

and the first thing they teach you about

37:55

are these things called

37:57

logical fallacies a loaded

38:00

statement is one in which you impute

38:03

false

38:03

information within a question or

38:06

statement to mischaracterize your

38:09

opponent

38:10

it's another style version of poisoning

38:12

the well it's bullcrap

38:14

and critical thinking identifies that

38:17

kind of bull crap

38:18

nobody said that

38:22

unbelievable gavin newsom

38:25

screwed up so bad for so long that we

38:28

have to treat this

38:30

as the emergency that it is that's

38:32

literally

38:33

what my plan is and i deal with policies

38:37

i don't want to just sit here and rant

38:38

about the existing governor

38:40

we know what problems there are in

38:42

california californians don't need to be

38:44

educated on

38:45

wow we have a housing crisis we have a

38:47

housing affordability issue we have a

38:49

homeless crisis we have a schooling

38:50

issue we're ranked 40th in the country

38:52

bottom 20 percent for the fifth largest

38:54

economy in the world are you kidding

38:56

californians know we have problems we

38:58

need bold solutions

39:00

we got to talk solutions and that's what

39:03

i do

39:04

invite me back and give me a chance to

39:06

provide my bold solutions

39:09

and then we'll have solutions then we

39:12

can actually have a real dialogue

39:14

but statements like this are nonsense

39:16

nobody used the word occupation except

39:18

you

39:19

nobody even remotely suggested that

39:22

it's ridiculous get off of him put it on

39:25

gavin newsom

39:26

treat it as something that's temporary

39:28

in a response to bad administration

39:31

it's not a temporary solution

39:33

homelessness is not going to be

39:35

here today gone tomorrow we're going to

39:37

stop people from living on our streets

39:38

within 60 days but our emergency

39:40

facilities will exist as

39:42

an emergency facility for a social

39:44

safety net

39:45

and we're going to hope to reduce the

39:47

population that is reliant upon our

39:49

emergency facilities

39:50

but we realize that mental health takes

39:52

years to solve we have a mental health

39:54

crisis in the state we don't get

39:55

educated on

39:56

mental health in middle school or high

39:58

school that's going to be one of the

39:59

first things i change too

40:01

we have physical education pe do we have

40:04

m-e mental education

40:07

of course not nobody's even heard of

40:09

that

40:10

the problems that we have in the state

40:12

are so interwoven

40:14

that you have to solve all of the issues

40:15

together not just

40:17

one of the issues and you certainly

40:18

can't mischaracterize the solutions i

40:20

provide

40:21

he has to come in and i don't want to do

40:23

this i don't want to do this

40:25

i do want to solve the problems again

40:27

mischaracterizing and i know he's doing

40:29

a hypothetical here

40:31

but i do want to help people who don't

40:34

have food i do want to help people who

40:35

are starving

40:38

oh you have libertarians like me

40:39

republicans like other people saying

40:41

this is an overreach of government but

40:42

at least it's temporary and at least he

40:44

he knows that it's bad okay so look you

40:47

can come from a libertarian point of

40:49

view and that's fine because

40:50

in my rallies i actually regularly say

40:52

we need to get the government out of our

40:53

lives

40:54

and that is not in a way to say that we

40:56

need no government

40:57

but we need the government to stop

40:59

trying to tell us what to do listen to

41:00

some of these ironies okay

41:02

people say oh we shouldn't have

41:03

legalized gambling in california which i

41:05

plan to legalize gambling

41:07

because oh my gosh that might lead to

41:08

gambling addictions how about you get

41:10

the government out of our lives stop

41:12

telling us what the heck to do

41:13

or think or what we can or can't do and

41:16

if somebody has a gambling addiction you

41:17

treat the gambling addiction you treat

41:19

the mental health

41:20

problem that underlays the gambling

41:22

addiction

41:23

you don't or you provide the proper

41:25

education to give folks the career

41:27

opportunity through a proposal that i

41:29

have like future schools

41:30

where you actually teach and invest in

41:32

california so you could save money in

41:34

california

41:35

and you actually prevent these potential

41:37

mental health issues in the first place

41:39

that's how you get ahead let's keep

41:40

going

41:43

now it could be bs everything that the

41:45

government does that's temporary

41:46

the the the federal income tax was

41:48

temporary measure oh and let me keep

41:50

going again emergency facilities already

41:51

said not temporary but i do want to also

41:53

say

41:53

i'm also a big fan of reducing the

41:54

amount of government that we have in

41:56

things like

41:56

housing remember government comes in it

41:59

tends to make housing more complicated

42:00

and worse they did the same thing with

42:02

cannabis

42:02

they do the same thing with mental

42:04

health right now they do the same thing

42:05

with with energy why is gas so expensive

42:08

in california it's because of the

42:10

government

42:11

why do we have blackouts it's because of

42:13

the government

42:14

i realize that and so i'm looking for

42:17

common sense solutions

42:19

i do also though understand that there

42:21

are times government is very important

42:24

otherwise we'd have anarchy let's keep

42:25

going a hundred years later we're still

42:27

here right

42:28

so we all know that in the back of our

42:29

head and that's why we give pushback we

42:31

know that you're taking this power and

42:32

you're never giving it back

42:33

now the other side who wants to hear the

42:35

utopian butterflies and hell yeah we're

42:37

gonna

42:37

we're gonna heal all the homeless we're

42:39

they've been trying to do it for ten

42:40

thousand years

42:40

utopian butterflies you've never had a

42:42

coordinated effect from the governor

42:45

ever oh man this is frustrating

42:49

got this plan and this plan is we're

42:50

going to round them up and throw them

42:51

somewhere else where you don't see them

42:53

dude are you kidding me again

42:55

mischaracterizing ah why am i finishing

42:57

this

42:58

now the wild thing the craziest part

43:01

about this was rudy giuliani in the

43:03

sit-down that you had with him literally

43:05

said

43:06

the first thing you have to do is clean

43:07

up the streets you have to get rid of

43:08

the homeless it's the very first thing

43:09

rudy said

43:10

he said you can you can lower in the

43:12

interview with you he said you can

43:14

lower murders by 90 but nobody ever sees

43:17

a murder so they won't believe crime is

43:18

going down

43:19

unless you get rid of the graffiti and

43:20

you clean up the homeless he said until

43:21

i got rid of the squeegee guys

43:23

nobody believed new york had a

43:24

turnaround right so in that time he's

43:27

he his methodology isn't necessarily

43:30

wrong

43:30

his messaging really really is and and

43:33

that's where it's great feedback for him

43:34

that's great feedback and by the way

43:35

knowing him he's probably listening

43:36

somebody's going to tell him about this

43:38

he's going to listen to this oh they

43:38

told us and hopefully he'll take

43:40

that feedback so if you enjoyed this

43:41

live all right listen

43:44

our messaging in their podcast

43:47

my messaging is not as good as it could

43:49

have been

43:51

but i will always make my position clear

43:53

know that

43:54

about me thanks for watching i've got a

43:56

rally to go to now

43:59

[Music]

44:06

bye

44:09

you

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