There is less than one week until Donald Trump raises his hand and becomes president of the United States, again, and there is malice in the air.

This is the warning.

Let's look over at CNN, where Scott Jennings, a man who I promise knows nothing about forest management and water policy or any Western issues who is from a state,

Kentucky, for the age of consent is 14, and if it wasn't for a state like California, Kentucky,

well, it would be bankrupt. Kentucky is a donor state. Let me put it in a way that Scott Jennings would understand. He's from a state

that's a welfare queen. It can't take care of itself. It lacks industry. It lacks grit,

determination, all of the things that he decries about California. And listen, I'm just using

Scott Jennings' words here. I'm just using the Jennings

standard. I'm not the side that started in Stoke the Cold Civil War. But if we are to have one,

let us at least tell the truth about it. Because buffer California, many of the states that have

given to the United States, well, not much in recent times,

except putridity in the form of Maga Senators, they'll stack up to California.

California sends a lot of money to Washington, D.C.

It's a donor state.

For every dollar that California sends, unlike Kentucky,

which gets about $1.40 back, California gets $65 back. It is the economic engine of the country.

It is the cultural engine of the country. It is the scientific and technological engine of the country. It is our

innovation center. It is the golden state, and it is on fire. And people like Scott Jennings talk of

partnership. They talk about Washington, D.C. will dictate to a state in the union of 40 million people what it can and cannot do,

though it is sovereign.

This lust for power, this thirst for control is going to go to a very bad place.

Let's listen to Scott Jennings.

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