always find a way.

They hit the basement and then they just keep digging.

And already, the reason why it says to perform abortions after the first trimester is because we already had a bill a few years ago to allow them to perform abortions vacuum aspiration abortions in the first trimester.

And the idea behind this was they said, well, California is a big state and there's all these rural parts of the country and...

Of the state, yeah.

I'm sorry, yeah.

It's rural parts of the state and there's...

It both

Yeah, where where Becerra, excuse me, where Bianco plus Hilton combined, I don't think got even 40 percent of the vote.

No, they were they were Bianco and Hilton together were thirty four point eight percent of the vote.

Yes.

Now, now here's the thing.

Tom Steyer got I'm reading here from the the updates we have from Ballotpedia.

Tom Steyer had twenty two point eight percent of the vote.

and Javier Becerra had 28% of the vote.

Kind of if you are a Republican, all of the polling data that is coming out is sort of making you feel not too great uh pulling from the public policy institute of california shows steve hilton losing it shows lots of republican back several republican-backed ballot initiatives losing and lots of democrat ballot initiatives winning and this leads me to like the pro-life issue being because it is tied to republicans fortunes just in the absolute basement in the absolute gutter uh there is no possibility There's almost no possibility even for stopping bad abortion stuff, let alone advocating for something good just because of where, you know, there's no, there just seems to be

Oh, my

gosh.

Get your math right.

Oh, my goodness.

I know.

Sorry.

You can tell.

universe and, yeah, et cetera.

And what age groups was this that they were allowing this? From what age to what age was this policy in effect? It was every school district in California, public school district, am I correct? That were allowing teachers to not tell their parents.

That's essentially the case.

And it's even worse because not only was this a relic of something that was an oversight, literally in the last several years, California passed a new law, AB 1950. actually demanded that individual school districts could not pass their own individual policies to protect parental rights.

Again, not only were they saying we're not going to pass a statewide policy to protect them, Newsom and the legislators in Sacramento banned individual school districts from trying to protect parents.

parents.

In fact, Governor Newsom himself went so far as on his personal Twitter account to threaten with lawsuits and legal action and withholding funding multiple school districts who were only trying to say, we think parents have a right to know something.

And in our school district, we're going to try to protect them.

It's so ridiculous, isn't it?