Will Swaim is the CEO of the California Policy Center and, with David L. Bahnsen, a co-host of National Review’s Radio Free California podcast.
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How to Kill California Business without Really Trying
California comes in at worst state for private-sector job growth, San Francisco officials screw up the housing market, DA drops charges for anti-Israel protesters, and more.
California has produced just 5,400 new private-sector jobs in the last two years -- the worst in the nation. San Francisco officials survey the broken housing market -- and break it more. Humboldt County DA drops charges against anti-Israel protesters. Major news organizations support government funding of their failing operations. Bahnsen rings the bell at NYSE. Music by Metalachi.
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Show Notes:
- Bahnsen rings the bell at NYSE!
- How Denis Kearney nearly killed the Democratic Party in California
- California lawmaker blasts newly GOP Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil as a ‘fake Republican’
- SpaceX moving Dragon recovery to California waters
- California’s businesses stop hiring
- LA County officials respond to Newsom's warning about not clearing homeless encampments
- Breed orders S.F. homeless people be offered bus tickets out of town before shelter or housing
- Hoping to cut San Francisco rents, supervisors approve software-pricing ban
- What the death of local news actually means
- ‘Insufficient evidence’: DA drops cases of 27 pro-Palestine protesters arrested at Cal Poly Humboldt
- Cal Poly Humboldt University Senate: Sense of the Senate Resolution on dropping the charges against student and faculty protesters
- California fast-food workers want another minimum wage increase
David L. Bahnsen is the managing partner of a wealth-management firm and a frequent writer and public commentator on matters of economics, faith and work, and markets.
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