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Episode 467: Bari Weiss Beats Bonta

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California AG Rob Bonta has sued for peace in his fight with Paramount’s David Ellison, making Bari Weiss this week’s biggest winner. David says Republicans are poorly positioned to counter the Democrats’ affection for socialism. Will says California Dems finally have former Union general and abolitionist John C. Fremont right where they want him. Harry and Meghan join the California exodus.
Bonus: Cal Policy’s Lance Christensen says Gavin Newsom got it right — four times! Music by Metalachi.
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Show Notes:
Oregon QB Dante Moore leaves field on cart, in neck brace after late hit from USC's Desman Stephens
David's Capital Record: A Choice, Not a Socialist Echo
Gov. Gavin Newsom touts California climate response as Super El Niño approaches
Rob Bonta Sued Paramount to Counter Political Influence, Then Fell Victim to It
City of Sacramento announces top pick for renaming Cesar Chavez Plaza
Newsom administration proposes removing explorer John C. Frémont’s name from state park, citing his violence against Native Americans
Prince Harry And Meghan Markle’s Con Was Never Going To Last Forever
Bonus! Lance Christensen: Where Newsom was Right
Veto: Gives teachers unions another tool to kill charter schools (AB 84)
Veto: Costly pension enhancements (AB 1054)
Signed: Make inter-district school transfers easier for parents (SB 1082)
Veto: Costly pension enhancements (AB 1383)
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