Man, the results out of California are absolutely stunning. Spencer Pratt. He has taken second place in the

L.A. Mayroll race. The results are not confirmed yet, but it's looking pretty good that he advances

to the runoff in November. Now, Hilton is in the number one spot, and this is all massive because it

means turnout is likely going to be explosive for a variety of

reasons. Now, the response from our progressive friends has been, how should I say,

ungentlemanly and unladylike. Nithia Rahman, who got third place, cried. She cried.

Guys, you want to hold office. You want to be in the highest and most

dangerous positions and do the hard work. You can't break down crying when you lose. And she

cried. Hassan Piker, he got angry. And I'll give him that. Anger is a better response than

tears. Hassan aptly pointed out with Steve Hilton in the frontrunner position.

It is going to light a fire under Republicans.

And this is very bad news for progressives and Democrats.

It's what's going to wake up Republicans to get out and vote because now there's an actual

chance a Republican can win

the governor's race in California and maybe set that state straight. So we'll talk about that.

We've got a lot of news in that response. And then of course, 60 minutes we've got to talk about

because it seems a bit more esoteric, but this matters towards the prestige of these institutions.

Scott Pelley was fired,

losing his mind. There's his big uproar at CBS, and Barry Wise is basically just axing all of these

woke, corporate damn liars, and the media is getting shuffled around reshape, and that's going to be

fun. But I would be remissive it and bring up the assault of Rep. Luna. I was shocked and appalled. Apparently a Code Pink

staffer or organizer struck Rep Luna, an assault, she says. And then we saw the video.

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