Regina Romero

We don't want that in Arizona.

And if your viewers want to get a sense of who she is and your listeners, she is fully endorsed by Regina Romero.

They're campaigning together.

And we made that connect.

The City of Tucson launched the Safe City Initiative last October to address issues related to housing, behavioral health, and violence prevention by connecting homeless people to long-term care facilities and increasing the number of officers stationed in high-crime areas.

At a roundtable discussion Tuesday, Mayor Regina Romero said the project has helped connect 1,200 unhoused homeless individuals with shelters, sovereign facilities, and medically assisted treatment.

Approach an encampment and we offer the services.

We also look to see if individuals have warrants and if they have warrants for arrest or if there's background in crime.

They're basically educating them, uh, the Marxist, uh, Lenin revolutionary kind of a, [laughs] um, uh, force, right? So, so, so challenge the authoritarian state and go out and, and, and, and burst your anger and they encourage those kind of thing.

And one of the, the success story they cited in their, uh, training, uh, programs is the, uh, uh, the new York, uh, mayor of London.

So they say, "Look, this guy did great and, uh, success, and we need to do more of this." Uh, I'm not sure whether they're related.

I, I, I just wanna, uh, to share the NatLee's, uh, post that, that he, he mentioned about, uh, you know, s- uh, study this as a successful story so they can implement the same revolution, uh, apply the same revolution force and to, to basically, um, uh, affecting, I, I guess, uh, uh, France and, uh, French politics.

Yeah.

Uh, and, and she's a good p- pair.

Uh, the, uh, former Mesa mayor, uh, John Giles, who, um, pretended to be Republican, was really a Democrat, uh, and that, and that just hasn't played well either, the- their attempt at being bipartisan.

Uh, plus our mayor down here, Regina Romero, wanted to be the lieutenant governor, and so, uh, Katie turned her back on Pima County Democrats pretty much.

Again, I want to go back to our congressional race in CD6 and also in CD7.

I have a lot of people that are turning out for Daniel Gutierrez against Regina Romero.

Wouldn't that be the greatest upset of all time? So be willing to do whatever we can.

Oh, great.

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I've talked to many of the Climate Mayor members, so go back and listen to conversations with mayors like Lauren McLean of Boise, Barbara Buffaloe of Columbus, Jane Castro of Tampa, and Regina Romero of Tucson.

In all of those shows, we talk about some of the programs and projects in their city that are making for a cleaner and more environmentally friendly city.

Also, and I can't help myself anymore, we talk about trees.

I mean, Kathleen, wouldn't it be great if if the federal government, Operation Safe Cities and all that, decided to come here to Tucson, which is coming, I think, because it's getting so dangerous here.

But what is Regina Romero doing, Kathleen? Well, yesterday she did a lovely video about National Coming Out Day.

Are gay people safe in the city of Tucson? I don't think so, Kathleen.

Oh,

And, you know, but this is a,

it's a very much a let them eat cake kind of a situation because See, Regina, once again, I want everybody to remember this every single day when you go into the city of Tucson.

Regina Romero does not have to worry about crime in Tucson because she has a Tucson Police Department detail that keeps her safe.

So she doesn't give a crap about your safety because she's perfectly safe.

You served that board for many, many years.

Uh, but I want Pima County to hear that the people that are at the top in their government, uh, who by the way, didn't pick Regina Romero to be the lieutenant governor, uh, just really screwed Pima County [laughs] on this water.

And so why...

You know, Andy was born in Pima County.