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Pat Brown

Lawyer and former Attorney General of CaliforniaWikipedia

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Nov 6, 2026

Carl CannonPANELIST
44:00
And so this has been in this family.
Carl CannonPANELIST
44:02
There's a long history of Jerry Brown opposing capital punishment and Pat Brown, his father, not opposing it.
Carl CannonPANELIST
44:09
And this is an idea.
Carl CannonPANELIST
44:13
is that most of the death penalty opponents are opposed on moral grounds.
Larry ElderHOST
5:20
The Republicans nominated a man named Barry Goldwater.
Larry ElderHOST
5:25
And the then governor of California, Pat Brown, the father of Jerry Brown, during the 1964 Republican Convention, Goldwater gets nominated.
Larry ElderHOST
5:39
You know what Brown said? Quote, the stench of fascism is in the air.
Larry ElderHOST
5:45
Close quote.

8 MINS LATER

Larry ElderHOST
13:44
the California Democratic Party chairman, his name is John Burton, he said this, Republicans lie, and they don't care if people think they lie.
Larry ElderHOST
13:54
As long as you lie, like Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels, it's a big lie, you just keep repeating it, end of quote.
Larry ElderHOST
14:04
Same year in 2012, the chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party compared the state's Republican governor, Nikki Haley, to Hitler's mistress, When he was told that the Republicans were holding a competing press conference at a basement studio, he said, quote, Governor Nikki Haley was down in the bunker, a la Ava Braun, close quote, who was Hitler's mistress.
Larry ElderHOST
14:34
And I think right before they committed suicide, he married her.
John RothmannHOST
2:07
But as someone who has opposed the death penalty my whole life, and I have opposed the death penalty my whole life, and I'll explain that to you, the first political demonstration I ever participated in was to protest the execution of Carol Chessman.
John RothmannHOST
2:23
That protest notorious case when Governor Brown, Governor Edmund G. Pat Brown Sr., decided to allow the execution to go forward, even though he opposed the execution.
John RothmannHOST
2:36
And it's very interesting.
John RothmannHOST
2:37
Brown was avidly opposed to the death penalty.

5 MINS LATER

John RothmannHOST
8:03
Interestingly enough, the Republican Party in California made a decisive choice.
John RothmannHOST
8:09
they accepted Ronald Reagan as the candidate for governor.
John RothmannHOST
8:13
And although I did not support Reagan, I supported Pat Brown in an effort to win a third term.
John RothmannHOST
8:19
The important element here is that, and you must understand this, is the Republicans themselves chose what direction to go in.
Larry ElderHOST
5:20
The Republicans nominated a man named Barry Goldwater.
Larry ElderHOST
5:25
And the then governor of California, Pat Brown, the father of Jerry Brown, during the 1964 Republican Convention, Goldwater gets nominated.
Larry ElderHOST
5:39
You know what Brown said? Quote, the stench of fascism is in the air.
Larry ElderHOST
5:45
Close quote.
Martin WhittockGUEST
11:57
I thought about Richard Nixon from America in 1962.
Martin WhittockGUEST
12:00
He lost the Californian gubernatorial election to Pat Brown.
Martin WhittockGUEST
12:05
But his whole post-election press conference was about self-pity.
Martin WhittockGUEST
12:09
You won't have Nixon to kick around anymore.
Ashe in AmericaHOST
56:03
The morning after losing the race for governor of California in 1962, quote, you don't have Nixon to kick around anymore because, gentlemen, this is my last press conference.
Ashe in AmericaHOST
56:14
Barry Goldwater, Richard Nixon, Pat Brown, or Nelson Rockefeller? I'm
ChristyHOST
56:19
going to probably go with it's not B.
Jackie EspadaHOST
56:22
I was thinking that this is a trick
Jake BrennanHOST
22:17
The Los Angeles Board of Child Welfare insisted that if an actress that young was going to take on such a sexually explicit role, she needed to go through counseling beforehand.
Jake BrennanHOST
22:27
The production was already running up against tight deadlines, and the producers hired Pat Brown, former governor of California, to smooth things over and speed them along.
Jake BrennanHOST
22:37
Part of the arrangement was that for any shots deemed too explicit, Jodie Foster's older sister, who was 18, would body double for her.
Jake BrennanHOST
22:46
Robert De Niro got to New York ahead of time and took a job driving a cab at night.
David RuckhausenHOST
35:50
Those people that Goldwater dismissed as jackasses from New York were stunned by those words.
David RuckhausenHOST
35:57
One commenter, after hearing the now-presidential candidate utter that famous line, murmured, "...my God, he's gonna run as Barry Goldwater!" California Governor Pat Brown, a Democrat, would tell reporters, quote, Goldwater's acceptance speech had the stench of fascism.
David RuckhausenHOST
36:17
All we needed to hear was Heil Hitler, end quote.
David RuckhausenHOST
36:22
Eisenhower called Goldwater after the speech and asked him to come to his hotel the next day where he greeted him with, quote, Barry, what the hell did you mean last night about extremism? I couldn't make any sense out of it and I thought it was a damn silly thing to say, end quote.
Maria HinojosaHOST
8:15
That's who Dolores was, someone who didn't enjoy taking the credit despite her massive influence.
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:22
On behalf of the National Farm Workers Association, its officers, and its members, on behalf of all of the farm workers of this state, we unconditionally demand that that the governor of this state, Edmund Brown, call a special session of the legislature to enact a collective bargaining law for the farm workers of the state of California.
Maria HinojosaHOST
8:46
Dolores became part of the historic Delano grape strike, which began in 1965 and ended five years later with grape growers agreeing to union contracts that ensured better salaries and working conditions.
Dolores HuertaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:01
The workers are on the rise.
Javier BecerraGUEST
8:13
You know what? The Browns.
Javier BecerraGUEST
8:17
Not just Jerry Brown, but Pat Brown.
Marisa LagosHOST
8:19
Yeah.
Javier BecerraGUEST
8:20
Jerry Brown, because I think he understood fiscal policy.
Scott ShaferHOST
8:36
So Jerry Brown 2.0, not 1.0.
Javier BecerraGUEST
8:38
Yeah, 1.0.
Javier BecerraGUEST
8:40
But also Edmund Pat Brown, who I think you can probably, if there's a father of...
Javier BecerraGUEST
8:48
Our higher education system, which is the envy of the world.

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