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We are going to have next hour at 3 o'clock, the Assembly Republican leader James Gallagher,

because the California Supreme Court is going to hear as to whether we can vote on something called the Taxpayer Protection Act, which if it passes in November, if it gets on the ballot and passes, then we will have the final say on tax increases in the state.

The legislature can pass a tax and the

governor can sign it, but it will not become law unless the public votes on it. And that's what

this proposition would do in November, but the Democrats are trying to stop it and they're going to the

Supreme Court to do so. To talk about this, James Gallagher, the Assembly Republican leader, because this Supreme

Court decision is going to be very important to see how much power we can get back

out of Sacramento.

All right, you probably know about the Stormy Daniels situation by now from yesterday.

Extensive sexual testimony about his, her night with Donald Trump, including images that

none of us can wipe out of our minds once you hear them.

Well, Peter Haralambos from ABC News, he's covering this case.

Peter, how are you?

Hi, John. Thanks for having me.

What's your day after memory of what went on yesterday in the courtroom with Stormy Daniels?

It was shocking and vivid. I think shocking because I don't think I grasped the idea of Donald Trump sitting 10, 20 feet away from Stormy

Daniels as she laid out their sexual encounter in detail.

And vivid in that Stormy Daniels testimony was detail rich.

It was, if anything, it had too much information, according to the judge ever seen the case,

who said there were things that were better left unsaid from that testimony.

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