Can the Golden State Stay Blue? (with Peter Hamby)

Hacks On Tap

News Commentary, News, Government, Politics

4.8 • 7.7K Ratings

🗓️ 7 September 2021

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

Peter Hamby, host of Snapchat’s Good Luck America and founding partner of and contributor to Puck, joins Gibbs and Murphy for a deep dive into the upcoming recall election in California, including how the effort to remove Governor Gavin Newsom from office came to be and their predictions about whether he survives. Plus, the Hacks discuss Texas’ new abortion ban and its impact on the 2022 midterm elections.

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0:00.0	Your greatest asset isn't how much money you have or your house.
0:02.8	It's you.
0:03.9	You matter.
0:04.9	And you're awesome.
0:06.1	Don't fight us on this one.
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0:10.7	and take care of number one with some online therapy,
0:14.0	because you deserve to invest in your greatest asset.
0:17.6	You.
0:26.4	Hey, pull up a chair.
0:28.5	It's tax on tap with David Axelrock, Robert Gibbs, and Mike Murphy.
0:40.0	The average price of a home in California
0:42.6	marked just at $800,000.
0:44.8	If you think about whatever survey you read that's anywhere
0:47.3	between 150% above the national average to 250% above the national average.
0:52.9	And why is this?
0:54.0	Because of the extreme environmental, environmentalists
0:57.1	that have a scramble hole over Sacramento,
0:59.2	and have a scramble hole over Gavin Newsom.
1:01.3	Mask and vaccine.
1:02.3	Keep our kids in public schools safely.
1:08.4	Larry Elder and their publicists want to walk
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