Hey everybody, welcome to a wartime next up. I'm Mark Kaeperneditor-in-chief of the live

interactive video platform two-way and your host here at a time when America and Israel and

its allies are dealing with a pretty complicated situation to say the least. Grateful to all of you

for tuning in. Have a great interview today and not about iran with uh the governor

of california very excited to show you the full interview that we recently did with gavin news and part of

his book tour we talk about the book it's called young man in a hurry a memoir of discovery

uh the conversation went inside the four corners of the book, but also beyond.

Talked about the book in an honest way and also the complexity of his relationship with his parents,

the reality of his first marriage and how his kids from his second marriage have responded to that recently or responded to that in the past.

And then about the question of running for president.

You know that he's talked on this program before about the reluctance that some members of his family have to see him run for president.

And I've been outspoken.

I'm the only one I know in politics or media who said I think in the end a good chance he doesn't run. And we talk about

the question, does his family have a veto power over his running? If one of his kids or his wife

say, I don't want you to run, will he consider that absolute and not run? Most people I know

are cynical and say, oh, of course he'd run. He's a politician. He'll come back and say,

oh, everybody's on board. My family's so excited. We shall see. And you'll hear what he said about that. And I think you'll see a side of Governor Newsom that is rarely seen. And for many of you, maybe never seen. A lot of you don't like him. A lot of you like him. But I think you'll get a better sense of what he's like from the conversation.

Very excited to share it with you. But before we do that, my reported monologue on Iran and a fast-moving story, you know, I love this format. I love the video podcast format coming to you on Tuesdays

and Thursdays. But in a story that moves like this, it's kind of difficult. I want to tell you what I think

and what I've been hearing from my sources. I spent seven hours on Saturday at Mar-a-Lago,

kind of a fluke. I certainly wasn't there because I knew that the war was going to start. But

I think I was the only reporter there, and I got to see the president moving around Mar-a-Lago.

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