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I can't get that Camel Harris thing out of my head. It actually did something to my circuitry.

She had one of her classic words salads. We are going to talk now to Carl DeMaio.

Really, something happened to me after listening to that.

Carl DeMio is a Republican Assemblyman out of San Diego.

He's on frequently with us, and he's got a new plan.

It's a coalition that's forming to collect one million signatures.

So a constitutional amendment will appear on the statewide ballot in 2026.

And this would be a voter ID initiative.

Everybody would have to show an ID in order to vote.

Because, you know, we have ballot harvesting.

We have all kinds of problems with voting in

California most people shouldn't trust it I know I don't let's get Carl de Mayo on

and talk well Carl welcome and explain what's this constitutional amendment about specifically?

Well, look, a lot of Californians don't trust our elections.

They've lost public trust and confidence in the way in which illegal immigrants seemingly are being put on the voter rolls.

The fact that we have a lot of outdated voter rolls where in Los Angeles County, for example,

Judicial Watch had to sue because there were more people registered to vote three years ago

than there were actual living people in the county.

We know that the signature reviews are not done properly.

There's a lot of ballot harvesting.

So here's the thing.

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