National Review’s Radio Free California Podcast

Despite his abject failures, Governor Gavin Newsom will be the Democrat’s presidential nominee in 2024. The Sacramento shootout leads to calls for more gun regulation in the most tightly regulated state in the nation. Representative Maxine Waters tells angry people in L.A. to “go home.” Newsom’s clampdown on oil produces more pollution than all of California’s vehicles combined. Will Elon Musk bring free speech to Twitter? Fresh off a campaign to shut California’s parents out of public ed, California School Boards Association is moving to Washington, D.C. Bonus! Celebrate the 162th anniversary of the Pony Express. Music by Metalachi.

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Show Notes:

• After another mass shooting in Sacramento, the crisis before us is clear: It’s the guns
• Congresswoman Maxine Waters stops to help hundreds who lined up expecting housing vouchers
• L.A.’s homelessness crisis boils over: Pain, confusion, anger and a congressional F-bomb
• Newsom’s energy regulations have oil tankers emitting more than twice what all of California’s vehicle fleet do
• SF Gate: Gavin Newsom proposes ban on watering decorative grass in California: What that means
• Why California must fund water infrastructure upgrades
• Newsom’s PG&E bailout law written by firm that had represented PG&E
• Controversial Bay Area activist launches independent bid against Gavin Newsom
• After another mass shooting in Sacramento, the crisis before us is clear: It’s the guns
• Twitter shares close up 27% after Elon Musk takes 9% stake in social media company
• California law requiring board diversity is struck down
• CSBA Board of Directors decides against renewing NSBA membership