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Hey, everybody. Welcome back to a special edition of the Mo News podcast. It's Moshe Winoo here. I have political correspondent, extraordinaire, Peter Hamby, with me today. As all eyes right now are on California, both the gubernatorial race, as well as the L.A. mayor's race, some really interesting dynamics playing out at the state level at a local

level there with Spencer Pratt in L.A. and then the very large field for governor. It all comes

as Gavin Newsom is finishing up his second term and he's running for president. All those topics

are the central focus of today's episode. Peter Hamby, a longtime friend of mine, we actually first

got to know each other when he was a CNN political reporter. I was a Fox News political reporter

covering the 2008 presidential campaign. Of course, that was with John McCain, Hillary Clinton,

and Barack Obama. He has gone on to many great things. He was actually one of the first

people to leave traditional news and

go into the new media space. He is a correspondent over at Snapchat, where he has the show

Good Luck America. He's also over at Puck, which has a number of newsletters. He has a political

newsletter. He also hosts their powers that be daily podcast. So you can definitely check that

out as part of your news diet.

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