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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Mo’ Monkey, Mo’ Problems
David and Will break down Gavin Newsom’s ‘Li’l Governor’s Broken-Budget-Fix-it-Kit,’ and the Biden administration’s adoption of California’s A.B. 5.
David and Will break down Gavin Newsom’s “Li’l Governor’s Broken-Budget-Fix-it-Kit,” the Biden administration’s adoption of California’s A.B. 5, and new state laws that will undermine California’s already troubled housing market. Bonus! We celebrate the creation in 1887 of the remarkable Chinatown Telephone Exchange. Music by Metalachi.
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Show Notes:
- Full-Time: Work and the meaning of life
- Gavin Newsom reveals plan to fix California spending deficit. What’s in his $291 billion budget
- Legislature’s analyst gives mixed review of Newsom budget
- David Crane: The Kounalakis tax increase
- Poll: California could be Trump’s ace in nomination fight; he’s way ahead
- ‘This person should not be president’: Kamala Harris takes hits in book on Biden
- How the new Biden administration gig-worker rule could impact California
- New laws for renters, landlords: One-month security deposits only, limited credit checks and more
- Capital Record: NIMBYs and Big Brother (David Bahnsen with Steven Dubb)
- California has real problems. Why is Sen. Josh Newman meddling with the OC Board of Education?
- Exclusive: San Francisco school district directs teachers to resources that condemn ‘Israeli terrorism’ as worse than Hamas
- Supreme Court to rule on clearing homeless encampments in California and the West
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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