When it comes on to homelessness, crime, you'll typically hear Baltimore be in the top five.

At one point it was one, two, three, five.

Now, some people even say six, seven, maybe.

It's dropping, right?

It's dropping.

Homelessness in California, this next phase, if you choose to go through it on the national stage as a president,

Newsom's going to be one of your opponents if you choose to go through it on the national stage as a president, Newsom is going to be one

of your opponents if you choose to go on the national stage.

And Katie Porter was asked, what grade do you give?

Gavin Newsom on the way he's handled homelessness because, you know, he was given $24 billion.

Taxpayers gave it to him.

$85,000 per homeless person, I think the number of the math has been done.

And she was asked, what would you give, you know, Newsom on homelessness?

And she said, I'm a tough teacher, but I would give him a B, right?

I would give him a B.

I don't know how you would answer this.

I don't even know if it's a fair question to ask you. But, you know, on the national stage, you're a governor, you run a state, Newsom runs a state, he's a governor, you've been able to fix the state. He hasn't been able to fix the state. A lot of people say California is worse than it was the day he got elected. The fifth year, today, you know, he lost a trillion dollars of wealth during

COVID. He just lost another trillion dollars, mishandling the, you know, wealth tax. And we just saw

the story. They got the 1.55 million votes to be able to put it on the ballot,

so most likely he's going to pass. Who's not going to vote? There's only, you know, 100-something, 200 billionaires in the state of California. Of course, the rest are going to say, this is just to punish the 200 people. Tax the hell out of them. Let's do the tax 5%. What do you think has happened in the state of California with the way Gavin Newsom's

let versus the way you've led? Well, honestly, I can tell you about what we've done in Maryland

and why. You're going to play it safe? Well, no, and honestly, this is not a play safe because

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