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We're going after the fakes, frauds, and phonies again today, starting with

Governor Newsom and extending to Karen Bass.

And we are going to begin because the two of them have failed at the biggest problems in the state.

And they're trying to play catch up because the mood is so sour in California,

sour all across the country, and people really are fed up with the crime and the homelessness.

And so now after six years as governor, after 14 years in state government. Remember he was the lieutenant governor

for eight years and now he's been governor for six. 14 years he is finally during, you know,

election week trying to make it look as if the Democrats know what they have to do to stop

the crime wave that has been choking us for years.

And part of this, part of this phony strategy is to send the CHP into certain cities where the crime is out of control.

He sent the CHP, it's a surge, you know, into Oakland some months ago.

And now it's San Bernardino.

And Blake Troley is here from KFI News to describe what this program is going to be.

Blake.

Yeah, John.

So this is actually something that Newsom has done in other parts throughout the state.

But in this instance, he has sent a CHP surge, as he's calling it, into

San Bernardino. These officers are going to be helping out with violent crime in retail crime.

And again, the governor is saying this search will be similar to operations in Oakland,

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