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hi ah san diego wow thank you hopefully nobody has covet on their hands okay all right hey everyone meet kevin here my name is kevin paprath and i'm running for governor to replace gavin newsom when i announced my candidacy i knew i had to hold a rally here in san diego 70 miles of most beautiful beaches attractions downtown san diego and the san diego padres some fans in here okay okay now i want you to know and you've been good about this so far but this is an audience participation rally so forget smashing the like button we need claps and if if you do really well then the best highlights get to go on youtube so if you hear something you like you clap if you hear something you don't like clap anyway now san diego is amazing but we've got some issues we're going to talk about issues we're going to talk about solutions here because that's what i like to do talk about the problem then we talk about the solutions in just 2019 2020 under the last year of your prior mayor and under the leadership of governor devin newsom homelessness doubled in san diego it's not just san diego california one of the most beautiful most traveled states in the country is having the same problems but the good news is i know californians together are more capable than any other state in this country we've got the resources the intelligence and spirit to solve our problems we've also got the money to solve our problems we can solve our any problem that we face unfortunately we've just lost our edge and my goal is to bring us back on course you know what my dream is people always ask me this they're like hey kevin what's your dream what's your vision what why do you wake up and do this stuff every day why well my family is german they work very hard and know this california is the fifth largest economy in the world well guess who's number four it's germany deutschland and under my leadership i will make california the fourth largest economy in the world so i could finally kick the german's bots so we've got a lot of similar problems here throughout california you already know a lot about them homelessness taxation traffic housing schooling policing some massive human problems we've got sadly a lot of these problems in fact almost all of them are made worse by broken politics and policies that we have in california now let me ask you in california in the last 24 years 24 years has homelessness gotten better or has it gotten worse the last 24 years in california has crime gotten better or worse and in the last 24 years in california has red tape bureaucracy and taxation in our lives gotten better or worse well guess who's been in leadership in california for the last 24 years gavin newsom and that's why it's time to end his reign see part of the problem is in california we have governments that are obsessed with five-year plans consider one that san francisco has they have a five-year plan to provide one tent to each homeless person at a cost of five thousand dollars a month folks would you be homeless with 60 000 a year in your pocket come on it's broken it doesn't make sense and now suddenly right before an election governor gavin newsom was getting recalled and newsom's announced a bunch of new five-year plans but what i want to know is where were these five-year plans three years ago or 24 years ago so far in the last 24 years all we've gotten is click bait it's time to end that now at the same time my friends and contractors many of you have the same issue i've talked to many of you are leaving california many people are leaving california oppressive business regulations too many taxes people say texas is better florida's better so even our truckers are losing their ability to compete which leads to more expensive gas in california we've got the most expensive gas right now that we've had in the last seven years in the state businesses are leaving i have to wait six weeks to get a ceiling permit a ceiling fan permit excuse me for a ceiling fan six weeks why is governor gavin newsom failing our state and then how can we make it better and that's what we're going to talk about problems and solutions and so in the last 24 years we already know we answered the question traffic homelessness taxation have all gotten worse and i want you to know that if gavin newsom or ask yourself this answer this maybe if gavin newsom is re-elected to finish his last one year of his term here do you think any of the issues we listed are going to get better and this is why this is an opportunity for change see governor gavin newsom says our population isn't declining fast it's not that big of a deal no worries he says in fact he was quoted you can google this saying i don't mind if tesla leaves he says tesla wasn't bluffing building their next facility in austin texas tesla's shanghai facility puts our fremont facility to shame it's no surprise china's kicking our butts texas is doing it florida's doing it vegas is doing it at the same time we just lost a representative in congress but apparently the population declining isn't a big deal he says avenue says it's not a big deal folks we've lost 2.3 million taxpayers in just the last 10 years and that's a rate that's accelerating because of covet coven is making this decline worse people realize they don't have to live in california they choose to live in california but lately they've been choosing to leave and see here's the problem with what gavin newsom tells us he says ah population decline isn't that bad you know why he says that he says that because children and students come here children are born here and students come here but see the thing is children and students they take from the economy it's not until they're 18 that they give back to the economy and the people who are leaving are the people contributing to the economy the adults and people over 18.
so you actually look at the numbers start realizing we're going to have a lot of problems in california that are just going to get worse and worse under the current leadership that we have consider this an architect who leaves you know sometimes i hear folks say ah well we want less population anyway really you know if an architect leaves our state guess who's hurt it's our restaurants our dry cleaners our farmers markets our doctors our dentists they all end up with one less customer see an econ 101 which i don't think governor newsom paid much attention to there's something called the multiplier effect and that's in economics called the velocity of money every dollar that's spent circulates the economy five to six times we know this one dollar creates lots of jobs and profits when people leave we don't just lose one dollar we lose all of those five to six dollars companies are leaving oracle hewlett packard coinbase amazing magnets we saw tesla elon musk joe rogan they're all leaving so let me ask you something i want to know from you do we want a worse economy or a stronger economy that's what i thought we don't want a click-bait economy we want a real economy and a stronger economy here's some clickbait for you our current governor tells us that we have a 78 billion dollar surplus he doesn't tell you that more than half of that is federal money that's going to our schools it's going to our schools anyway whether or not he's around so that means we don't really have a 78 billion dollar surplus we have a 30-something billion dollar surplus but the sad thing is because there's a recall election coming up governor gavin newsom has gone on a little bit of a spending spending spree doing things like forgiving traffic tickets and instead of having a 30 something billion surplus we're actually going 12 billion dollars more into debt folks if we have a surplus should we be going into debt doesn't make sense so how about instead of a governor who's trying to buy votes we talk about real issues which we're going to talk about a little bit and we solve our state consider this at the peak of coven one third during which one third of california's restaurants went bankrupt many families struggled without their or with their children not being able to go to child care or go to schooling a lot of lockdowns a lot of students lost a year of schooling many of us were forced to stay locked down or keep our businesses closed but guess what at the same time governor gavin newsom got to do he got to send his children to a private school that was open and go dining with lobbyists at the french laundry he didn't even bring a mask at the same time governor newsom made more money from his hospitality business in 2020 than he has ever had before while the same time one-third of california businesses are going bankrupt folks is that right this seems a little unjust to me should people who go into politics be getting into politics to make things more convenient for themselves or should they be helping the california people people not themselves this is par for the corps of course with uh gavin newsom folks we already know this we know he believes the rules are for thee and not for me why because right now i can't even make this stuff up governor gavin newsom is suing his own administration he's suing his own administration because he missed a deadline in a law that he himself signed into law he is now claiming that the law he signed into law is unconstitutional and he wants special treatment because he missed the deadline his argument is oh well i just want to be the same as all the other candidates even though he missed the deadline in his own law now maybe that'd be fair i mean it sounds fair i mean well all candidates should be treated equal right we'll get this california's campaign finance law says that i can raise 32 400 per individual donor the governor can raise unlimited amounts of money that doesn't sound fair in fact you know what else doesn't sound fair is one third of our businesses going bankrupt while at the same time netflix is open filming any videos they want because they got a special exception from governor gavin newsom and surprise surprise with no campaign finance contribution limits there's no 32 400 donation limit for the for governor gavin newsom one person gave him three million dollars and that person was the co-ceo of netflix three million dollar donation from the co-ceo of netflix but now governor gavin newsom is claiming his own laws are unconstitutional because things aren't fair because he missed his own deadline this is the kind of governor we have right now it's not fair what about all the family businesses that were shut down or the disproportionate amount of hispanic-owned restaurants that went bankrupt because of governor gavin newsom's policies folks what did i just describe to you does that sound fair i don't even want to know what governor newsom plans for covet 2.0 i'll tell you what i would do no lockdowns no more lockdowns vaccines are a choice and we actually have proper education that ventilation and hepa filtration helps prevent kovid we don't need lockdowns see folks i've just lost faith in this governor the other day governor gavin newsom tweeted and usually i'm one of his first replies and it doesn't say first i'm trolling him okay so anyway the governor tweeted that because california is roaring back we can forgive 5.2 billion dollars of rent sounds great 5.2 billion dollars of rent forgiveness that's a lot of money but he didn't tell you that 2.6 billion of that came from donald trump when donald trump signed the 600 stimulus check 2.6 billion dollars came to california for rent relief in december did governor gavin newsom tell you that donald trump gave him 2.6 billion dollars for rent relief exactly i can't tell you but what about the other money i said 5.2 billion well another 2.2 billion dollars came from joe biden with the 1400 stimulus check so 4.8 billion dollars for this california roaring back rent relief money that we all of a sudden have 4.8 billion over 92 percent of the money actually came from the federal government not from gavin newsom we are roaring back not because of gavin newsom we are roaring back in spite of gavin newsom but the governor didn't tell us then and here's what's worse and i want to ask you does this sound fair of that 4.8 billion dollars that we've had since december and february 5.2 billion dollars total california's contributing a tiny little bit how much of that 5.2 billion dollars do you think has gone out to tenants folks less than 2.3 percent let me ask you something if we're in an emergency a rent an eviction crisis which they keep kicking the can down the road on the eviction moratorium because they can't figure their act out get this if we're an emergency and people are suffering i want to ask you should people have to wait 12 months which is probably what's gonna take it's already been seven months and they're now estimating it's gonna take 12 months to get this money out the door should people have to wait 12 months for rent relief that was given to them by the federal government since december it's ridiculous imagine i make a video going stimulus check passed you'll get it in 12 months there'd be a lot more riots folks i believe that we should do everything possible to help californians we should stop but nothing i don't care if that means we have to use blockchain to send money if it's cheaper faster and more efficient we stop at nothing to solve the problems that we have in our state but the governor is too afraid of change so instead of change he's drowning us and more problems which is kind of ironic because we're in a drought right you just get asked to conserve water too do you see that now 15 conservative water don't have enough water at the same time our governor is squandering money on things like forgiving traffic tickets right before a recall election the governor apparently is blind to the fact that we could build a water aqueduct from los angeles to boston states could hook up to this along the way for 5.2 billion which is a fraction of the supposed surplus that we had which just went out the door to buy votes and then we could have cheaper and cleaner water and as much of it that we need i was just in fresno they are bleeding farms dry in fresno to send water down south california won't be the agricultural capital of the world anymore this keeps happening question for you should the fifth largest economy in the world prioritize having enough water in our state should it be the governor's responsibility to fix the water shortage i will fix the water shortage now for those of you who don't know me i've been a real estate broker financial educator investor my wife lauren shout out to lauren over there meet lauren hey gabe can we get pictures of these beautiful people not from a mile away please get in there and get some beautiful photos of these people now look folks as property managers lauren does our property management every month we have to watch every nickel and dime we have to monitor our expenses and we have to make sure we're as efficient as possible we have beautiful well-maintained properties we've never had an eviction and when there are problems we work with our tenants so there's a problem we find a solution we make it happen not just ignore our problems we solve things now i know running a government is different than running a business but let me ask you is there anyone who's going to outwork me in fixing california folks when california is led by me we will have affordable housing we will have clean and safe streets we will have a low crime we will have no more homeless crisis and not to mention we'll be able to continue enjoying the best climate in the world because we won't have to leave now i i know this might cause some feathers to get ruffled but i want everybody to be clear in this recall election yes i am running as a democrat but i am bringing big and bold solutions i realize i'm a realist i think you know this about real solutions what's the reality the reality is if a republican governor gets elected and they have a one year term to prove themselves which is all you get you get like a one year free trial which is actually how all politics quite frankly should be shouldn't politicians have a one year trial before we have another election but if a republican governor gets in i realize the leadership in california is at in my opinion a level of pettiness that there will get there will be nothing done folks you think nancy pelosi and mitch mcconnell get along so so you think democrats in california who have a super majority are somehow going to work with a republican governor it's not going to happen caitlyn jenner tweeted i'm a veto everything that democrats do caitlyn jenner do you know what a super majority means it means it's veto proof it means you have no power so folks look i've been a registered democrat since i'm 18 but i think you know i'm not far left i'm not far right i'm just straight down the middle i'm about solutions and i believe i'm not running as a democrat or republican i'm running as a californian to solve our problems and this recall election is crucial because it's our best chance to get an upset and vote out our current governor to vote for a new leader to vote for new change this is why i need your vote now we're going to talk about solutions but i want to ask you can i count on you to vote yes on recall and yes i'll meet kevin pafran for governor we gotta get that weenie baby out all right let's talk about solutions solution number one tell me how this sounds no homeless on our streets in 60 days now we gotta solve homelessness it takes time to solve homelessness we're not going to end homelessness in 60 days but nobody's going to be on our streets anymore leading to unsafety or lack of safety needles poo pee in our streets leading people not to come visit california anymore that ends after 60 days we're going to do this by tasking our national guard with providing a service for californians we're going to compassionately serve our homeless community we're going to build trust with our homeless community so they actually believe their government is actually going to help them again but on day one we will be everywhere homeless are providing food bathrooms and clean showers for every homeless person on the streets of california on day one we're also going to begin construction of 80 new emergency facilities so that way there's no more excuse there's no living on our streets because why we have 80 emergency facilities able to house 2 000 individuals each that's about the size of a high school and each of those facilities will include services for mental health detox education food and cleanliness and medical support because guess what that's what all californians deserve let me ask you this okay just just picture this for a moment do you think a homeless person with mental health issues which by the way 70 of people who become homeless become homeless economically and then they end up with mental health problems and substance abuse problems but do you think a homeless person with mental health and substance abuse problems who hasn't had a shower in three weeks and has no insurance card is going to be able to call an uber to drive them to a doctor get a referral to a mental health professional and a therapist and somebody who's actually going to be willing to take care of them to help them solve their problem week after week do you think a homeless person in that situation is actually going to be able to get help no no come on it's ridiculous it's san francisco spending five thousand dollars a month per homeless person on a tent and los angeles thinks it's a good idea to just hand out cell phones to people come on folks so it's broken all right all right look when we have centralized support for people we can actually solve the things that cause homelessness but it's not just a matter of housing people and providing those solutions for the people or homeless now we can actually prevent homelessness in the future so first after 60 days nobody's gonna be on our streets anymore we're gonna have our facilities nobody's gonna be dying on our streets anymore consider this just a little bit of background we have a gun violence epidemic in california things have gotten worse which is weird because gun control has apparently gotten more stringent yet gun violence has gotten worse surprise surprise criminals aren't using the california roster guns or california compliant weapons gee but guess what a more and this is a travesty more homeless people die on our streets than people die of gun violence yet we also have a gun violence epidemic that means a lot of homeless people are dying on our streets they're not living on our streets they're dying on our streets should people be dying on the streets in the fifth largest economy in the world folks with me as your governor people stop dying on the streets and within 60 days nobody's living on our streets anymore because they're not living on our streets they're dying on our streets no one lives on our streets after 60 days now the next thing we're going to do is we're going to massively reduce crime through community style policing and integration with our future schools which we'll talk about our schools in a moment the first thing we got to do is we got to focus on community policing reintegrating trust with law enforcement and transparency with law enforcement we need better training and better social work at our law enforcement agencies i spent 3000 hours working for law enforcement and when i walk into a briefing of 60 officers and i hear that only two are able to go to training because the department can't afford to train everyone i'm not surprised we have problems folks i just also had an interview with a swat officer and say he said that cops are frustrated right now they want to enforce the laws but because of things like ab47 or prop 47 less individuals or essentially sorry excuse me here this was written poorly people are getting let out of jail even if they're violent offenders and you know how that works the laws that were written into place say that only non-violent individuals are allowed to get out of jail but get one guess what the swat officer told me he told me you know how the rule is actually written it's written such that if you were a violent person who beat someone you went to jail for beating somebody and then you got out and then you went into a walgreens in broad daylight and stole everything in the makeup aisle because you weren't violent in that walgreens you're deemed non-violent and you go back out on the street with a ticket folks is that the kind of criminal justice system we should have in california doesn't make sense so how about instead of running a broken criminal justice system with laws that mo don't make sense we fix what's broken and instead of defunding the police we actually fund the police we enforce the laws the way they're written and we do it better with stronger community policing is that what we want our politician leaders have corrupted what would ordinarily function you do a crime you do the time i'm going to fix this we're going to ensure that we have the safest streets in california so we could actually show off the most beautiful streets of california and get more tourism to california not less folks consider this right now we are paying 156 000 per year for people to sit in jails 156 000 a year shouldn't we be focused on maybe figuring out how we can prevent people from going into jails as well so we don't spend 156 thousand dollars a year that would make sense right it'll be reasonable well consider this if we actually educate our prisoners with future schools maybe folks could actually get out of jail and look forward to a career rather than crime how does that sound people getting out of jail and being able to have a career because here's what happens if we don't do that status quo the chicago medical association used to hold all of their massive conventions for their medical association it's big chicago big big area they used to hold all their conventions in san francisco but after years of coming to san francisco seeing homelessness get worse and crime go unpunished guess where they decided to go las vegas taking their business to las vegas i want to ask you do we want to see our californians going to las vegas or do we want them here in california i want to kick texas and vegas in the butt and i want californians here in california and i want visitors to come to california now here's one how many of you out there knew that i had billboards who see my billboards okay i want one person right that's not a lot of people right you want to know why because you're not in california they're in texas you know what they say say send californians back to california and vote for me kevin and donate to me kevin let's talk about future schools my plan of future schools includes paying people two thousand dollars a month for individuals over eighteen to go to a future school now if you immediately feel like wait maybe it's a universal basic ain't gonna not two thousand dollars a month if you go to school but not just any kind of school let's talk about this it's forty eight thousand dollars for two years okay hold that number in the back your mind future schools are going to combine college trade school high schools and financial education folks at 16 will have the choice to go to these future schools as well we won't pay 16 17 year olds to go but they'll have the choice and so that way at 18 people who started at 16 will have the opportunity to graduate debt-free for free and with a career at 18.
how does that sound you know i asked the other day in uh at one of the rallies in fresno i asked hey how many how many people in the room have learned about options trading in school in high school and uh nobody raised their hand and all of a sudden one person raises their hand and they say tell me where where please tell me where have you learned options trading at school oh well i'm actually from china come on come on folks all right let me give you three examples here look here are three high demand skills that future schools will teach amongst many many dozens of other opportunities that we're gonna have we'll actually provide licenses and skills and careers so people at 18 don't graduate wondering how many minimum wage jobs am i going to get to try to survive a computer programmer in california makes 71 thousand dollars to 120 000 as a starting salary now last time i said that somebody came up to me afterwards saying like kevin you're wrong it's actually two hundred thousand dollars oh my god okay it's a lot of money okay tell us where you work an electrical engineer in california makes between forty three thousand and a thousand dollars as a starting salary nursing california between fifty seven thousand and ninety one thousand dollars now i wanna ask you do you think any of those three careers any people in those three careers are they on welfare food stamps or medi-cal are welfare food stamps and medi-cal expensive when one-third of californians are on medi-cal and so wouldn't it sound like we would save more than 48 000 if people actually have careers when we can get people off with dignity and when they're ready off of medi-cal and welfare and food stamps because they actually have the skills and abilities to have a real career forty eight thousand dollars is less than a third of what we spend on a prisoner in jail for one year i went to future schools they'd come out and have a career to look forward to saves us a lot of money it sounds like a good investment to me we'd make a lot of money back in california but here's another thing did you know that california right now is ranked 40th in schooling and i want to know should the fifth largest economy in the world be in the bottom 20 percent of schools in this country with me as your governor we're going to fix that we will reduce crime poverty end homelessness and our mental health crisis we're going to give people their dignity back do we want to give people their dignity back the next thing that we got to do is we've got to make housing affordable and that doesn't mean just plowing in and building new houses where there are already a lot of houses there's plenty of land in california plenty of land median home price right now though in california is eight hundred thousand dollars how is somebody supposed to build well even if you get a wedge deal you can't afford that but folks i want to know why do we have a lack of affordable home options for people in california does anyone know why we don't have affordable homes in california our options we now building regulations that mean we don't have enough homes in california we have a lack of homes econ 101.
i know gavin newsom was sleeping during it but come on the state of california builds just 80 000 new homes per year just to keep up with our housing needs we should be building 300 000 homes per year to get ahead my proposal is making sure we can build 500 000 homes per year housing units per year now first thing people here when they hear that is like wait a minute 500 where are you going to put a half a million homes kevin that's a lot well did you know there are 482 cities in california california is big that's just about on average a thousand homes per city obviously more in certain areas and less and others but we accomplish that by increasing the efficiency of our building and safety department speeding up approvals and speeding up the redevelopment of existing and unused commercial spaces that are rotting away that should be providing homes and spaces for people to live in folks somebody eating an air person came over to me to come into my house and he goes kevin i just lost another worker going to arizona to start his own heating and airshop why kevin we just want to replace broken furnaces it's just not that hard the furnace is already there but now our city the particular city that i live in and this this hodgepodge is happening throughout the state of california but just as an example my city which is now having different rules from everyone else is saying in order to replace a furnace in an attic where there's already a 90-pound furnace there in order to replace that furnace with people who weigh 150 to 230 pounds not worried about the people going in but worried about a 90-pound furnace the city now says you have to submit engineering plans to the planning department and wait six weeks to get approval to replace the furnace does that make sense and we license the engineer and we don't even give the engineer the cal state of california licenses the engineer test the engineer make sure the engineer has insurance but doesn't let the engineer sign off like if you're gonna have an engineer do it let him come out there and sign off on it why why have a bureaucrat spend six weeks deciding if that's okay makes no sense so i want to ask you when i mentioned the ceiling fan permit earlier is it fair to wait six weeks to install the ceiling fan with a permit it's ridiculous so why don't we have enough housing it's because the california government is in the way it doesn't mean we want less safety we want more safety but we can have more safety and better standards in california by actually having a governor who leads here's an example how about a state of emergency that instantly raises building standards a tiny little bit makes all building standards uniform through the entire state of california so we can actually build homes immediately with one standard while still maintaining design for local areas but design's not going to take more than a few days to verify okay it's not that hard how about we actually have a governor that fixes the housing crisis and lets homes be built now energy is also really important but the cool thing is we can also build new communities that are net negative in california we've got lots of sun we've got lots of wind but one of the problems we have is california is so broken we could have solar and wind farms but the california government can't figure out how to get transmission lines from those solar and wind farms to cities so we have blackouts so how about when we build new communities we build those next to massive solar and wind farms to where we create net negative communities and then when we build new roads connecting those communities to our big cities we build the transmission lines under those new freeways we can solve our problems in california and we can end blackouts do we deserve a power grid that actually works so when we start fixing the things that are broken in california and we start saving money by doing logical common sense things we stop wasting money we do things like a common sense governor would do we get rid of the income tax on the first 250 000 how about that about we actually make california competitive again so people will leave to vegas and florida and texas and they stay here another thing that we're going to do is we are going to legalize all gambling in california not just card rooms we're gonna work with the tribes we're gonna work with everybody and we're gonna actually build casinos because guess what i want how does this sound how does this sound right here how about instead of people going to the las vegas strip they come to california strips with new casinos new resorts new restaurant new entertainment new jobs and new revenues then people coming in again but what about gambling addictions come on man into the gambling indications well here's an idea then how about you solve mental health problems and you solve gambling addictions instead of telling people how to live their lives see i just personally feel we need less of the government telling us how we want to live our lives or should live our lives if people want to drive for uber and they want to be a 1099 or w2 how about you just let them pick so when we fix the problems in our state and when we make things better there's something really special that i want to do because right now we've got florida that's really bothering me i just went to florida somebody came over to me and said kevin i guess what we just did we repaved our roads the mayor of miami is running billboards in san francisco encouraging people to move to florida the mayor of fort lauderdale just signed a deal with elon musk to build tunnels in fort lauderdale you know like oh they're so close to the water table i figure it out you don't need excuses you figure problems out you solve things don't tell me it's not possible florida can do it i know we can do it but i told you i wanted to do something when we solve our problems we start fixing our state i'm gonna start running billboards down in miami and they're gonna be bigger than this mayor's we're going to make california competitive again see here's the other thing one of the reasons our taxes are so high is because we spend money on frivolous projects you know the high-speed rail which is not gonna help any of you here in san diego the high speed rail is expected to cost a hundred billion dollars i took 100 billion dollars just as a sample i could waive income taxes for the first three years on all people making less than 250 000 that's how much money 100 billion is would you rather have three years of no state income tax or the high speed rail that doesn't even help but you solve a problem folks the high speed rail costs 125 million dollars per month in hilly areas it cost 200 million dollars per mile but because gavin newsom wants his choo choo train we're spending 10 to 20x on what we should for transportation because tunnels cost just 10 million dollars a mile and so we're gonna build tunnels we're going to build tunnels where we actually need them consider this when we have traffic we know where the traffic is we know where the freeway interchanges are we know where the traffic is how about instead of building a train that isn't going to help the majority of californians how about instead of that we build tunnels where we have a lot of traffic and we stop being the traffic capital of the world how about tunnels that go in the direction of traffic so variable style tunnels they go one way with rush hour then they go the other way with rush hour it's easy to do it's done throughout the world it's not done in california and then you make these tunnels optional toll roads because you're building them under existing freeways which means there's no regressive taxation it's an option if you want the freeway to take the freeway if you want the tunnel take the tunnel and when people pay the toll it not only reimburses the cost of the tunnel but it actually gives california the money it needs to start fixing its roads and so let me ask you what makes more sense 125 million dollars a mile building a choo choo train in areas we don't need it or 10 million dollars a mile in tunnels where we actually need to solve traffic rail or tunnels what makes more sense oh man here's another good one how about this how many years do you think because this is the argument we always hear oh but the high speed rail isn't going to help the economy and the environment folks how do you know how many years does anybody know how many years it's going to take the high-speed rail to break even economically and environmentally because it also you know you get the little caterpillar truck well the big caterpillar trucks building train tracks that that puts out a lot of diesel into the environment it costs a big environmental cost to build this stuff uh how many years is it going to take to economically and environmentally break even on the high speed rail over 70 years to break even that's ridiculous that's not a return on your investment that's uh hopefully if the thing doesn't break down maybe one day in 71 years our kids will get a return on their money maybe so at the same time contractors who are working on the high speed rail one particular who's dianne feinstein's husband is donating to gavin newsom's campaign you know what else is intolerable as fires how about we follow the advice of cal fire and actually properly fund cal fire and fix and prevent wildfires preventing wildfires with controlled burns which are actually better for our environment because we can control them we do them in smaller areas we can protect endangered species controlled burns cost 32 an acre fighting wildfires cost hundred dollars an acre folks what makes more sense fifteen hundred dollars an acre or thirty two dollars an acre now controlled burns are a smart thing to do here's the thing i'll tell short story here at the end of 2017 i received one of those emergency alerts on my phone those amber alert things i had like four hours of sleep that day and i just fallen asleep and the last thing you want is an amber alert when you have four hours of sleep waking you up i wasn't very happy it was pretty annoyed quickly silenced my phone went back to sleep uh lauren said it was something about fires and i'm like your fires come on we we we've kind of become so numb to fires like just let me sleep so about 10 minutes later another alert came through this time i got pretty angry because i literally just fell asleep again the lord said no no no this is this is serious come on it's just more clickbait come on lauren so i get up go to the bathroom uh which is where we have a window uh to the entire hillside let me grab the little cord and i look back at lauren come on amber live this is a joke i pull the cord entire hillside is orange it's engulfed in flames outside my window fire was moving very fast clients that i sold property to lost their homes in this fire firefighters lost their lives in this fire and at the same time not to mention the ptsd many of our ventures went through in this thomas fire npr a publication which leans slightly left always good to check the bias of your publication so lean slightly back at the same time fires like this are happening npr just released an expose on governor gavin newsom saying governor gavin newsom misleads california overstating his fire prevention work by 609 folks is that right is it right to be the governor and say you're going to fix the fire crisis we have and then overstate the actual work you did by 690 i didn't even get 690 on amc okay come on so we want to remember we got to stop wasting our money we got to bring honesty back to california makes sense people are leaving my friends just left me to vegas but you know what uh tell me tell me tell me what you think about this instead of leaving i'm not leaving i'm going to fix california instead and together we're going to fix schooling we're going to fix homelessness we're going to end people dying on our streets we are going to fix crime fix traffic and stop wasting money so we can eventually lower our taxes because we deserve that how does that sound oh now if you've liked what you heard you can always help the campaign if you know somebody who wants to be interviewed by the campaign somebody in a position uh whether they're a firefighter or a teacher or union steward whatever send us an email email us at staffordmeetkevin.com say interview request in the subject if you want to volunteer send us an email we've got a large database of folks who want to help so we want to when we start doing flyer distribution or whatever or events we can send you an email so send an email to staffingmeetkevin.com the other thing you can do to help us beat gavin newsom is you can go to meetkevin.com donate and help support the campaign average donations about 75 any donation helps we're up against big donations from gavin newsom but the most important question i have for you is on september 14th or before that with your mail-in ballot can i count on you san diego to vote yes on recall and yes on meet kevin pafrath for governor
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