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And like I told you last time, as we were talking about the potential gubernatorial success of Caitlin Jenner,

one of the biggest issues that has been plaguing Gavin Newsom and the state of California is homelessness.

As you may know, there are 115,000 homeless people right now that have been accounted for

in the state of California.

And 27% of the U.S. homeless population in the entire country resides

in California. 66,000 of them live in L.A. County alone. And if you have lived there, if you

have visited there, if you have family there, you know that the homeless population has exploded.

And the problem is you have a lot of money that goes toward the problem,

but it only seems to exacerbate it.

And this is going to be a huge issue that this goes far beyond the typical parameters

of Republican Democrat dialogue,

because both parties have essentially failed and

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