October 15th, Hour 3- Steve Hilton campaign momentum, Xavier Becerra's low-profile strategy, Newsom and Schwarzenegger on renewable energy, and media credibility controversy.

I want to get into this racial reparations law, which was signed by Governor Newsom.

And he's going after big corporations, wants them to do some digging on that.

And why their advocates of that are saying that there needs to be more done on this.

And, uh, Is it at the expense of others? I mean, who deserves reparations? Where do we start and where do we begin? So we're going to talk about that in just a second.

And then I've got another clip from Republican Steve Hilton out there, very aggressively campaigning while his opponent, the Democrat Javier Becerra, is nowhere to be found on the campaign trail.

In the weeks leading up to the election, let's go to John.

He's joining us from Rockland on this Thursday.

Hi, John.

Thanks for calling in.

What's on your mind?

Hey, Sam.

Just a quick question.

I keep hearing about all these laws getting overturned by the Supreme Court, the Ninth Circuit Court, whatever, for being unconstitutional.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, seeing as our so-called representatives, if you want to call them that, took an oath to uphold the Constitution.

Can't they be removed from office for violating

that? Well, so they could make an argument.

They thought it was their interpretation when they passed the law, and when the law was signed by the governor, it was their interpretation that what they were passing and then signing into law was actually legal and constitutional.

I

remember you saying before that some of them were saying, yeah, we know it's unconstitutional, but we're just going to do it

anyhow.

Yes.

No, there were those who were saying that, and I would advise them not to say that.

That's not too smart.

I want to get into this racial reparations law, which was signed by Governor Newsom.

And he's going after big corporations, wants them to do some digging on that.

And why their advocates of that are saying that there needs to be more done on this.

And, uh, Is it at the expense of others? I mean, who deserves reparations? Where do we start and where do we begin? So we're going to talk about that in just a second.

And then I've got another clip from Republican Steve Hilton out there, very aggressively campaigning while his opponent, the Democrat Javier Becerra, is nowhere to be found on the campaign trail.

In the weeks leading up to the election, let's go to John.

He's joining us from Rockland on this Thursday.

Hi, John.

Thanks for calling in.

What's on your mind?

Hey, Sam.

Just a quick question.

I keep hearing about all these laws getting overturned by the Supreme Court, the Ninth Circuit Court, whatever, for being unconstitutional.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, seeing as our so-called representatives, if you want to call them that, took an oath to uphold the Constitution.

Can't they be removed from office for violating

that? Well, so they could make an argument.

They thought it was their interpretation when they passed the law, and when the law was signed by the governor, it was their interpretation that what they were passing and then signing into law was actually legal and constitutional.

I

remember you saying before that some of them were saying, yeah, we know it's unconstitutional, but we're just going to do it

anyhow.

Yes.

No, there were those who were saying that, and I would advise them not to say that.

That's not too smart.