The way the way he behaves, the way he comes across to me is really there's something wrong there. And I think the best thing that we can do is the plan. I'll get elected governor.
I'll be clearing up the mess of California and at the same time telling the rest of the country very clearly just how much of a mess Newsom made just that he's running for president. And that's all he cares about. His entire, you know, every waking minute is spent thinking about his presidential run.
Clearly not interested in what's going on in California. And so we just have to humiliate him in a presidential race. I think that's I think that's probably the best way.
Let me let me ask you this real quick. The bureaucratic mess that is California. I'm from Texas.
So we see you guys from the outside. And there's some basic questions that we wonder when we see what's happening with y'all is one. The fires are obviously a big a big part of it.
How like forest management, bureaucratic gridlock. How do you see how do you see how do you see that? What are some ideas to fix that? Oh, that's the heart of it. Honestly, it really is the heart of it, because when I'm governor next year, starting in 2027, you will probably still have a legislature that's controlled by the Democrats, probably still with a super mority.
So I'm fighting to elect Republicans at every every level, including in the legislature. But that's just the reality. They've already gerrymandered districts and they've got a super mority.
I mean, to talk of Texas, one of the things I would love to see happen is that we move towards what you have in Texas, which is a part time legislature instead of this insane corrupt swamp we have now in Sacramento. Just this year, just so far, they just had their end of their session. They part, I did a whole event of outside the state capitol to draw attention to this.
