The San Francisco Standard

Um, and even John Lynch, and he gets some, some grief for stuff sometimes.

But I wanna go back in the way back machine, and Scott Ostler for the, uh, SF Standard wrote an article here, uh, and here's a, an excerpt from it, uh, that was related by, uh, David Lombardi.

And it says Uh, this is Kaepernick talking about the, the Trent Baalke era, and he said, "I don't think Trent was a fan of mine before I walked in the door, in part because from my understanding, Harbaugh stood on the table and was like, 'We need to draft him.' I think there was a power struggle or a sense of toes being stepped on.

I know Trent didn't agree with me playing over Alex.

If you guys didn't see that, you really should watch it.

It report last week, in the San Francisco Standard Revealed, there is already at least one example of Anthropic taking this kind of predictive approach to policing.

Specifically, Anthropic called police last year and informed them that one of its users told the company's Claude AI chatbot that he had purchased a rifle and had CEO Dario Amodi in his sights.

Wow.

Interesting.

San Francisco Standard, China Talk.

Yeah.

Platformer.

Yes, which means that it is a way to get people who would like to do business with the governor, like, I don't know, a, a utility that has caused wildfires, to get some favor with the governor by contributing to his travel nonprofit.

So the San Francisco Standard reported over the weekend that they reviewed subpoenas issued earlier this month related to this.

Those subpoenas reportedly show that federal investigators want six years of records involving the California State Protocol Foundation.

The subpoenas show they want testimony and communications with Governor Newsom, plus current and former Newsom aides and advisors.

[laughs] Well, I'm sure there's a bar open somewhere in Sacramento.

S- don't cite any specific alleged crime.

Their contents potentially suggest an investigation into the possibility of improper gifts or influence peddling, according to the San Francisco Standard.

And of course, we know that this has kinda been the dog and pony show, the game the Newsoms have been playing, the Bontes play it too, with the behested payment scams, where, "Okay, well, you can't give me any more money directly because we have campaign finance limits, but what you can do is you can donate to my wife's charity." Hell, PG&E, we can have you...

Federal investigators are examining the governor's international travel and the California State Protocol Foundation.

San Francisco Standard says the subpoenas reportedly request six years of records from the foundation, testimony, and communications involving Governor Newsom, as well as current former aides and advisors.

The subpoenas do not cite any specific alleged crime, but their contents suggest a potential investigation into influence peddling or possibly improper gifts.

Now, the California State Protocol Foundation was established during Gray Davis' administration in 2002.

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Yes, which means that it is a way to get people who would like to do business with the governor, like, I don't know, a utility that has caused wildfires, to get some favor with the governor by contributing to his travel nonprofit.

So the San Francisco Standard reported over the weekend that they reviewed subpoenas issued earlier this month related to this.

Those subpoenas reportedly show that federal investigators want six years of records involving the California State Protocol Foundation.

The subpoenas show they want testimony and communications with Governor Newsom plus current and former Newsom aides and advisors.

they're not going to be able to get any testimony from Dana Williamson because I think she's still in surgery.

Well, I'm sure there's a bar open somewhere in Sacramento.

don't cite any specific alleged crime, their contents potentially suggest an investigation into the possibility of improper gifts or influence peddling according to the San Francisco standard.

And of course, we know that this has kind of been the dog and pony show, the game the Newsoms have been playing, the Bontas play it too, with the behested payment scams where, okay, well, you can't give me any more money directly because we have campaign finance limits, but what you can do... is you can donate to my wife's charity.

This is the New York Post reporting this.

The US Attorney's office issued subpoenas in September requesting about six years of communications around the California State Protocol Foundation, a non-profit that has paid for Newsom's travel expenses with privately donated funds instead of taxpayer money, according to a report by the San Francisco Standard.

Federal investigators reportedly requested information about the Protocol's foundation donors and fundraisers, the governor's international travel and events, and any money used for the governor's living and personal expenses.

The feds also targeted information from multiple aides of the governor, including Becca Prouta, Newsom's chief protocol officer who helps oversee his international trips.