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Today. We have Dean Kane with us. You probably recognize him from his role as Superman.

And we think he is Superman now because he's kind of stepped away from the woke left,

which is really hard when you're in Hollywood. Dean, thank you for joining me.

I'm honored to be here, Tudor. Thank you very much for having me.

Absolutely. So I was kind of like scrolling your Twitter to prepare for this,

and I saw this clip of, it's like a one-minute clip of California today, of how disastrous it's

become and all the homeless, it's not even, it's like just the sides of the streets have just

become like little makeshift buildings, which I think

if you don't live there or you haven't visited there, it seems very surreal. But you left,

and I assume you posted that because you are familiar with that. Very familiar with that.

You know, when you, and so it's coming clear now to people because the media has been sort of hiding this and everything's been going, you know, kind of pushing it down.

They don't want to publicize it.

But the reality is when you incentivize homelessness and you pay for it, you're going to get it.

And that's what they've done in California since, well, Gavin Newsom's 10-year plan to eradicate homelessness turned 20 this year, and he's done a

terrible job because we have in California. I'm in VADA now. I moved out for partially that reason.

We have in California half of the country's homeless because there's NGOs are getting paid by the

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