Straight Shooter with Stephen A.

Welcome to the latest edition of Straight Shooter coming at you as I love to do every Wednesday night from 6 to 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time over the airways of Sirius XM Potus Radio Channel

124. As always, the number to call up is 866-96 Potus. That's 866-96 Potus. But this is not a day

that I'm planning on taking a lot of phone calls. The reason for that being is that I'm coming

at you live from San Antonio, Texas home of the San Antonio

Spurs site of tonight's game one of the NBA finals between the New York Knicks and the

San Antonio Spurs game one. Obviously, there's a political show, and I've got some things on my

mind, and I think the thing that needs to be brought up more than anything is the state of California,

because I think it's emblematic

of what's happening in this country and we got to stop walking around and acting like we turn

in a blind eye and a deaf ear to this stuff. We got to know what the hell we're talking about

here. I don't know if y'all see what's going on. I don't know if y'all seen what's going on.

There's an open primary for the gubernatorial race in California, and it appears that

Steve Hilton is likely to advance, while in the city of Los Angeles, mayoral candidate Spencer

Pratt appears likely, although has not yet been officially projected everywhere. These are Republicans in a blue state like California.

And right now, you're seeing the names of two Republicans making noise as if they're about

to be the next governor and the next mayor of the state of California in the city of Los Angeles.

Listen, as I've told you all on many, many occasions, I'm a centrist.

I'm a guy who's fiscally conservative and socially liberal.

If we're talking about taxes, whether they state, federal, or whatever,

or city, of course, you know what? I'm a guy that leads right. I ain't trying to pay all,

I ain't trying to give all my money away in taxes. Not all of it. Not like some of these fools want

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