Episode Details

In his first and only gubernatorial debate with Xavier Becerra, Republican Steve Hilton brought actual policy to counter Becerra’s incantatory use of the word ‘Trump.’ We look at the unintended — but utterly predictable — consequences of L.A.’s Mansion Tax. Vanity Fair’s deep profile reveals Gavin Newsom’s remarkable shallowness. Companies doing business in California are now required to document their ties to slavery. 

Bonus! Gene Autry was more than just Hollywood’s ‘Singing Cowboy’ — he was a real American hero. Music by Metalachi.

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Show Notes:

• A Kelvin Wave Is Heading Toward the California Coast, Bringing Trouble
• Bill Hicks on Los Angeles and Arizona Bay
• The Net Present Value of the California Billionaire Tax Act
• The Effects of the Measure ULA (United to House LA) Transfer Tax on Economic Development and Municipal Finances in Los Angeles
• ICE arrests father on college campus in what may be unprecedented action in California
• Hilton blames Democrats. Becerra blames Trump. Little was learned in governor’s race debate
• CNN Transcript Becerra vs Hilton
• Gavin Newsom Is Ready for His Next Act. Will Democrats Ever Give Him a Shot at the White House?
• New California reparations law requires companies to disclose past profits from slavery
   

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