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President Trump scoops up $15 million in California. We examine how the bluest of blue

states can help the president win in 2020. Then, meanwhile, Democrats take their cues on

global affairs from a Swedish teenager as 16-year-old environmental activist Greta Thunberg

testifies before Congress. We get some good news on abortion, bad news on criminal

justice, and an embarrassing report on the gratuity habits of millennials. All that and more

on Michael Knowles, and this is the Michael Knowles show.

I'm so sorry to say that I missed the Trump fundraiser in Beverly Hills. I could have

seen every single conservative probably in the state of California. You can fit them

just about into one room. He was there doing a whole swing through California the past couple

days. He raised a lot of money, which is having some people on the left scratch their heads.

Has he about to bring in all that money in a state that overwhelmingly voted for Hillary

Clinton? We'll get into the numbers because California has always played an important role

in the conservative movement, and I think California could play a major role in President

Trump's re-election hopes in 2020. But first, I've got to talk about Raycon. I love Raycon.

Raycon earbuds start at about half the price of any other premium wireless earbuds on

the market. Not going to name names, but you know the ones that I'm talking about. Raycon

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