And it's like, How far removed is California from that? Is voting for somebody else maybe a chance to choose a different destiny for your state?

Yes.

As I always say, you don't need to be a Republican to vote for one.

What brings me hope about Steve is that he is saying things that people can see with their own eyes, right? And he's making it very clear that you can just try it.

You can just try voting for him.

That's why we have a voter guide in L.A., because L.A. is 25% of the electorate for California.

So if he even just punches through and loses L.A. by less, he can win.

Do you think that even if Steve Hilton is unsuccessful, the idea of requiring voter ID has a chance in California?

Roxanne, this is a crazy, um, bunch of laws here, but, you know, are a lot of California businesses, uh, involved in slavery? I seem to recall them, uh, not being involved with all of that once upon a time.

Well, California became a state and never had slavery in its history at all.

But if you look at that list again, James, with another, uh, a- another set of criteria, you realize he's setting up his bona fides for his run for president.

Um, chattel slavery, check the Black vote.

Um, gun restrictions, check the, you know, moms against guns.

Um, the vape, uh, thing against probably climate change and plastic use.

I don't know.

Um, but y- this guy, Becerra, he is going to wind up being the next governor, isn't he?

Right

...

the whining, yes, anything that you think of as fraud, and we'll talk about that, I'm sure, needs to be dealt with, but people need to understand, and they should if they're voting, and especially if they're whining, that everything that normal people think of as fraud is codified.

It's already in the law.

They started in 2011.

The left plays a very long game, communists even longer.

So you, you can't whine about ballot harvesting.

Aside from that, Roxanne, is there specific evidence of voter fraud that you're seeing, uh, that can be pointed to right now?

Tell us a little bit about it.

Well, I described my, our choice in LA is slightly scatological terms.

I don't know if you're allowed to hear that, but between two kinds of sandwiches and one just has a little bit of lettuce on it.

And that's our choice that we have this year in October and November, because of course we have the full month.

And sadly, as I keep explaining to people who've never heard of this program before, Karen Bass, broke the first rule of Fight Club and she told everyone about Fight Club.

This program has been around for over a decade.

So this is how the left works behind the blue curtain and watch out because it's coming for you.

What's going on?

I'm not so sure, Roxanne.

Well, there's a couple of things.

And I heard you today.

You were on fire with our favorite friend over at KBC, John Phillips.

And I get it.

And I get that when you've been mugged or hurt or lose something, it's very human to look for a reason.

And I'm here to tell you there's a horrible reason that doesn't have to do with whatever percentage of things are... credible fraud allegations that can and will be prosecuted, certainly by Bill LaSalle.

And they think that they can keep

What are you recommending the Republicans who voted for Spencer Pratt in the primary and are now looking at two choices that they don't like, what are you recommending that they do in the vote for mayor?

mayor?Panic.

No, I'm kidding.

Um, my, my first recommendation is actually for the 200,000 Republicans in the city of LA who did not vote.

I would love to know, uh, what the thinking was behind that.

Please email us at info@lagop.org because that's insane.

You're right, 14.7 is a significant block.

What do you make of what Gavin had to say earlier this week, and what do you think is gonna come from this investigation?

She was able to get a good portion of the votes.

Well, she, like many, sadly, of our city council members, is a Democratic socialist.

Um, they are the DSA.

They are big players here in Los Angeles.

They actually, um, field candidates, support them from smaller positions and then on up.

So there's a DSA wing of the city council.

Nithya was one of those people.

I don't think there would be any motivation for her to improve the city 'cause at that point in time, she's done.

Why do you think it is that Republicans in California are getting their ballots in, in, at rates that Democrats are not?

I hope it's because we're finally learning to play the game with the rules that have been set.

You know, for too long, we've had 30 days of, of mail-in voting, and our side has gone, "No, no, I'm gonna wait.

I'm gonna wait till 5:00 on Tuesday." And that doesn't help anyone.

And so I think there's been lots of conversations and people realizing, you know, mail-in voting is like taking a three-point shot in a basketball game.

You don't refuse to do those because James Naismith didn't intend for there ever to be a, a two-point shot when he nail... a three-point shot when he nailed the basket to the, to the wall.

Um, you, you have to fight fire with fire.

What did they show you, and what was your takeaway?

And nobody, I mean some, but nobody freaked out with riots in the streets like this when Barack did it.

If Democrats didn't have double standards, they'd have no standards at all.

Not only did Barack Obama say this years ago, so did Nancy Pelosi, so did Bill Clinton, so did Cesar Chavez, the originator of the labor Chicano movement here in California.

The truth is that life in Los Angeles is a real glimpse at what life is like behind a blue curtain.

where you can be punished and fined for not moving your car for street sweeping day, even though they don't bother to sweep the streets anymore.

And yet, what you're showing on your screen, with impunity, people can flood the streets of downtown Los Angeles, wreak havoc, and loot with nary a ticket.

If...

Yeah, this is