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Well, apartments everywhere.

That's what's going to be the result of Senate Bill 79.

Chris LaGraw has been following this for us on this program.

Chris, thanks for spending time with us.

Did anything in the governor's statement give you a sense of whether or not he was happy to sign this, thrilled, begrudging?

What's going on there?

Well, nothing and good to talk to you, you lou i think this is our first time so good to be on with you um no as

as actually a colleague of mine pointed out this morning is we're we're pretty sure that his

signing statement was written by chat gpt yeah i mean it was it was just flat yeah it was flat it was it was there

was no there and you know i we all have our feelings about about governor newsome but uh i didn't

did not envy him the last uh few weeks because if he signed it he was going to alienate much of his normal voting base,

excuse me, alienate much of his normal voting base. If he didn't sign it,

he was going to alienate his paymasters and big tech and big real estate and so forth.

So, you know, he was definitely laying in the bed that he made for himself.

And so I guess he turned to chat GPT, and I think he's just going to hope everybody

forgets about it.

But thanks to you and thanks to us, that's not going to happen.

So he was a mayor.

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