TAKE YOUR POWER BACK CA GOVERNOR FACE-OFF ROUND 7

➡ As a governor, you have the power to make changes and improvements, such as building necessary storage and unblocking projects like desalination. However, it’s not just about state-level changes, local leadership also plays a crucial role. For instance, the failure to maintain fire hydrants and reservoirs can lead to disastrous consequences. As a governor, it’s important to hold local, county, and city politicians accountable and step in with state resources when necessary. It’s also crucial to empower people to take back their power locally, fight against gerrymandering, and ensure fair elections through measures like voter ID. Lastly, protecting children from harmful legislation and providing parents with tools to safeguard their kids is a top priority.
➡ The speaker, a potential governor, plans to challenge laws he believes violate the state constitution, such as AB 1266, which allows biological boys to compete in girls’ sports. He also plans to combat human trafficking, which he believes is worsened by California’s sanctuary state policies. He intends to challenge these policies and use state law enforcement resources to tackle the issue. Lastly, he aims to promote life, opposing legislation that promotes abortion and working to make California a state where people want to have children by reducing living costs and promoting adoption.
➡ The speaker discusses their involvement in political matters, including Brexit, and their aspirations to become governor of California. They believe they need to perform well in debates and gain endorsements from influential figures to achieve this. They also express concerns about election fraud and corruption, suggesting that these issues need to be addressed for a fair political process. They also mention their work in the tech sector and the importance of finding people who support American ideals.
➡ The speaker discusses his experiences in the sports industry, particularly the influence of China and the financial implications. He mentions Enos Cantor, a basketball player who advocated for Tibet, and how the NBA and media companies responded. The speaker also talks about the impact of Marxist ideologies, the importance of speaking the truth, and the need for athletes to join the conversation. He touches on election integrity and the potential of technology, including cryptocurrency, to improve it.
➡ The speaker discusses the importance of understanding and accepting one’s spirit, and how this can help individuals overcome challenges. They also talk about the need to address homelessness, addiction, and mental illness as separate issues, each requiring a unique solution. The speaker believes in the power of education to help people understand their own minds and break free from negative cycles. They also express their readiness to debate and challenge opposing viewpoints.
➡ The speaker discusses his views on religion, politics, and the importance of understanding one’s beliefs. He criticizes those who claim to be religious but support ideologies he associates with atheism and Marxism. He also emphasizes the need to educate younger generations about these issues and warns against the dangers of communism. Lastly, he expresses concern about the potential influence of Marxism in the upcoming New York mayoral race.
➡ The speaker discusses the importance of individual thought and action in politics, emphasizing the need to vote for candidates based on their beliefs rather than their party affiliation. They also highlight the importance of dreaming and striving for a better future, despite the challenges that may arise. The speaker encourages listeners to stand strong and take action to shape their own futures, rather than allowing others to dictate their path.
➡ The speaker encourages listeners to reclaim their power and make a positive impact in their communities. She emphasizes the importance of having a vision and purpose, and urges people to take action rather than waiting. She also mentions an upcoming event in California and encourages people to attend. The speaker concludes by reminding listeners that they have the power to choose their representatives and to make a difference in their state and country.
➡ Steve Hilton, a former advisor to David Cameron and a strong believer in decentralizing power and focusing on working people, addressed concerns about his potential plans to globalize California if he becomes governor. He emphasized his consistent views on positive populism and his frustration with the lack of support for welfare reform and bureaucracy reduction during his time in the UK government. Hilton also highlighted his support for Brexit, which was against Cameron’s stance. The discussion ended with an invitation to a California Governor showdown event on November 8th.
➡ Greta Solorzano, a UC Berkeley alumni and nuclear trailblazer, is running for governor of California with a vision to unite Republicans and Democrats. She plans to restore trust and dignity for all, especially women, by respecting their choices and focusing on improving the economy. Her strategy includes drilling oil in California to generate revenue for social services and infrastructure development, and investing in water and nuclear energy infrastructure. She also emphasizes the importance of having knowledgeable and experienced people in government to ensure accountability and effective problem-solving.
➡ The speaker discusses the challenges facing California, including high suicide rates, drug use, and a lack of hope among the population. They propose solutions such as providing jobs, improving education, and addressing issues like human trafficking and homelessness. They also emphasize the importance of public safety, healthcare, and immigration reform. They believe that by addressing these issues, hope can be restored and the state can prosper again.
➡ The discussion revolves around the need for secure borders and fair voting districts in California. The speaker emphasizes the importance of voting against Proposition 50, which could potentially skew the state’s political representation. They also discuss their plans to improve California’s water infrastructure and introduce nuclear power into the state’s energy grid. Lastly, they express concerns about potential sabotage and extremist infiltration into the state’s infrastructure, promising to conduct risk assessments and replace any equipment that poses a threat.
➡ The text discusses a conversation with Greta Solorzano, a candidate for the California governor showdown. Greta is praised for her ability to listen to people’s perspectives and incorporate them into her plans. The text also introduces Scott Shields, another candidate, who has a background in business strategies, sales, marketing, and organizational development. The conversation emphasizes the importance of truth, standing up for what you believe in, and making your voice heard through voting.
➡ Scott, the former Chief Strategy Officer at Hewlett Packard, shares his political journey. He was an advocate for Trump in 2015 and Robert Kennedy Jr. in 2022. He ran for president in 2016, not to win, but to push Trump into the game. He also praises Kennedy for his ethics and believes he would have been a good Democratic candidate.
➡ The speaker discusses his decision to enter a political race, inspired by the impact of Charlie Kirk and the attempted assassination of President Trump. He believes he has a strategy to win in California and aims to educate people about American ideals and the importance of capitalism. He strongly supports tariffs and criticizes other countries for benefiting from American capitalism while criticizing it. He also discusses his team and the importance of having good, bright people around him. He ends by discussing his campaign’s goal to “demoxify” California and reclaim the values of America’s founding fathers, standing against atheist Marxism and communism.
➡ The speaker discusses his experiences and views on various topics, including the importance of spiritual enlightenment in California, the dangers of atheistic Marxism, and the need for America to prioritize its own interests. He also mentions his interactions with influential figures and his efforts to promote solutions and enlightenment. He criticizes the influence of Communist China in American think tanks and suggests that California has been compromised by Chinese interests.

And as governor, you can unblock these things and build the storage that we need. And then you get to things like desalination, which was blocked in California recently along the coast by the Coastal Commission, where, again, you appoint people to the Coastal Commission so you can start to make changes that way and actually deliver what we need. So it’s a long story of how you look at the state level. There’s a lot you can do, but it’s not just, of course, the state. In la, you saw the failures of local leadership there with the fire, empty fire hydrants, that reservoir, reservoir was empty.

That was specifically built for fire. That’s why it was built to provide water for fire. And the fact that they let it be stand there empty during fire season, that is unconscionable. And so, again, you’ve got to have this attitude as governor saying where local politicians or state or county politicians or city politicians are failing, then you’ve got to have the strength to go in there and hold them to account and use state resources to step in where necessary. Because where there’s a will, there’s a way. And I’m going to have a very strong army of lawyers on my side to make sure that I can get all this done.

I love it. Now, Steve, would you agree with me that it’s not just the governor and the teams you’re appointing that are actually going to give us the ability to take our California back, but it’s the. The people. It is people taking their power back locally. So what is a way right now, in the midst of the gerrymandering that’s going on? Prop 50, what is one way right now that we, the people, on a very local level, Like General Flynn says, local action equals national impact. How can we take our power back? Well, it’s incredibly important that we not only fight this gerrymandering, as you described it perfectly, this.

It’s basically this unconstitutional scheme to rig the elections for one reason only, Gavin Newsom’s presidential ambitions. And I’ve said, you know, if he’s so obsessed now with just running for president, doesn’t care at all about California, which is obvious, he should just resign. I mean, look what he did this weekend. Shutting down the i5 for no other reason than to cause chaos and then blame it on President Trump. Yes, yes. Didn’t he say that President Trump shut down the i5 and it was all over social media. Lie. It’s a complete lie. So, look, we’ve got to defeat Prop 50.

I filed a lawsuit in federal court to Stop it. Because I was trying to stop us spending $300 million of our money on this outrageous thing. It was given to a Biden judge. They’re slow walking it. I’m fighting in the court. So that’s going on. We got to vote to defeat it. But here’s the big one. Don’t forget about voter id. I would say this is the single most important thing that you can do. Everyone watching right now for the long term battle to save California, get voter ID on the ballot. Why? Because next year’s election for governor, where I’m the leading Republican right now, all the polls show me in the top two.

I’m planning to be in the top two as the champion for change in California. And how we’re going to do it next year, the way that we’re going to win is by getting a massive turnout, a Republican turnout in a midterm election. It’s all, all about the turn up. We’ve got to get our people out there to vote. There’s a simple way I always put it, which is when people say there aren’t enough Republican votes in California for a Republican to win statewide, here are the numbers that I give them. Just let me do this because it’s so important and it connects to voter id.

Next year is a midterm election. So typically you have a lower turnout then people. The political experts try and predict the turnout in the race. They take the average of the last two relevant years. So that’s 2018 and 2022. You take the average of that. The projected number of total votes in California next year, 11.8 million. That’s the number. So to win, I will need roughly half of that. Call it 5.9 million votes. That’s the target number of votes. Last year, President Trump in California, without even campaigning here, got 6.1 million votes. So there are enough Republican votes in California to win.

We’ve just got to get them out to vote. A simple way of putting it. If everybody who voted for President Trump in California last year votes for me for governor next year, I’ll be the governor with 200,000 votes to spare. So we got to get the turnout. And that brings us back to voter ID. Voter ID is very popular across the board. It’s over 70% favorability across the board in California. But it’s especially popular among Republicans for good reasons, because we know how they cheat. And so if we get voter ID on the ballot for next year, that will help us turn out the voters that we need to take back our state.

So right now we’re collecting signatures. I’ve been working with Carl Di Maio on that. I was with him over the weekend on his bus tour in the Central Valley and elsewhere. Get your voter ID petition, send it in, get voter ID on the ballot for next year. That’s the simple thing everyone can do right now. Tell all your friends, make sure we get those signatures so we can guarantee voter ID is on the ballot. Key, key. And what’ll be great when we have voter id, we have one day voting, we have paper ballot, hand count. Wouldn’t that be great when all that is in place so that we can truly take our elections back? Well, that’s what I’ve always said, that this is insane to me, that we have this ridiculous system.

I mean, every single thing that they’ve done to try and make the elections more complicated, they’ve done it for partisan reasons because they think it helps them. The ballot harvesting, the extended, you know, vote, the idea that you can vote for seven days after the election, that your ballot counts if it’s sent in. And then you hear these stories from the post office, postal post offices, where they’ve got different piles and then they can add a postmark after election date. You’ve heard stories like that. It’s outrageous what they’ve done. So I’ve always said very simply, you know, where we want to get to vote on one day, count on one day results on one day, like most of the rest of the world.

But, you know, we have to win before we can start to make those changes. So we’ve got to play by the rule, these rules that they’ve set. Just as President Trump said, we’ve got to make it too big to rig, swamp the vote. That’s our mission. I got that. I got that. So let’s traverse for a second. You are a champion for change. Now the question is, are you a champion for the parents? Are you a champion for the children? And we’re going to start by talking about AB495’s passage that weakens group home oversight, leaving kids vulnerable for traffickers.

So how do you reverse this? How do you shield and protect our children? Steve? So there’s two things. First of all, I’d say it’s an obscene piece of legislation and I was right there fighting it all the way alongside, in particular, Pastor Jack Hibbs. Jack is a good friend, big, big supporter of mine. He endorsed me. He was, he was there, he prayed for me on, on stage, over me, on, at my launch event in Huntington Beach. So Jack Hibbs is right with me. And so we’ve been fighting this along with fantastic campaigners up and down the state, all those great parents that showed up to the capitol and so on.

So it’s an outrage that this passed. So we are where we are. What can we do in the short term? And I know Jack and his team and I’m working with them on that. We can provide. We are developing tools for parents today to be able to protect their children. Specific things where you can, you can go to, if it’s a daycare or school or wherever it is, and you can be really clear, you can hand them the piece of paper said, no, my children are not going to be taken by anyone. And you can really.

So there’s, there’s practical things that we can do today to help parents. But your question is the right one. What can you do in the long term? So I’ll answer the question this way. There’s another terrible piece of legislation which was passed actually 12 years ago in 2013, AB 1266, that’s the law that enables and has allowed biological boys in girls sports in locker rooms and all of that. That’s actually been the law in California since 2013. So that’s something I’ve been all over, even before AB495. And so I went to Clovis, to the California Track and Field Championships early in the year, where this issue came to the fore because you had a biological boy competing in the.

The track and field events, winning everything. Everyone saw that story. So I went there to be very clear about my position. And I didn’t just want to say, this is terrible. I wanted to be able to say, this is what I will do about it as governor. So I spent a lot of time with my legal advisors, understanding what I can do. And here’s how it plays out. As governor, you have the power to begin the process of overturning legislation, any legislation, if it violates the California state constitution. And then you can initiate that process. You have to go through the courts.

Governor Pete Wilson did this a number of times, successfully, for example, on racial preferences and so on. So you’ve got to make sure you can’t just, with a stroke of your pen, undo the legislation. But if it violates the constitution, you can, you can even instruct an attorney general from a different party to do that. Rob Bonta challenges that. I heard he challenged that on an interview the other day. Because I’ve said this publicly, he’s wrong. I’ve got Governor Wilson’s top lawyer on my team helping me think through all this. So on AB 1266, we’re confident we can overturn this is the biological boys and girls sports.

Because that law, we think violates the state constitution in two places. Section 28, which, which guarantees safety in schools. Obviously we’ve seen injuries resulting from this and section 31, which outlaws gender discrimination. This bill is obviously, this law obviously discriminates against girls. So that’s AB 1266. Next question, can we do that for AB 495? And that’s the process. I’m doing that work right now to understand what may be the grounds on which they, that bill violates the state constitution. So I’m actively going through that legislation right now with my legal team because that’s my goal to get to a point where I can confidently say, yes, I will begin the process of overturning that law.

I love it. I love what I’m hearing and I love that you guys are working behind the scenes, really protecting the parents, protecting the children. So let’s stay on the children for a second. This is a hot topic and it’s a very important topic, not discussed much, but needs to be. It’s human trafficking. So human trafficking remains a devastating epidemic in the US with a national human trafficking hotline identifying over 112,000 cases and more than 218,000 victims as of 2025. And we know those that work in this arena, the numbers are way bigger than that affecting vulnerable populations through forced labor, sex exploitation and other abuses.

Now, Steve, critics argue that the sanctuary state policies, which limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, unintentionally shield the traffickers, including undocumented individuals involved in sex and labor crimes, by releasing dangerous offenders back into the communities instead of detaining them for removal. So as governor, do you support maintaining or reforming California’s sanctuary policies to better combat this crisis? And what specific multifaceted solutions, such as maybe enhanced law enforcement training, victims who are at poor support programs, interstate collaborations, would you implement to completely eradicate human trafficking in our golden state? I think that that’s the right goal. I mean, it’s obscene.

I mean, what a disgusting, sick crime this is. And, and how shameful that under this one party rule by Democrats who constantly lecture us about compassion and social justice. I was just talking to someone working on this issue just the other week in Los Angeles where I’m speaking to you from today. They were telling me that three miles from where we were speaking is the world capital of human trafficking, the worst. And just right here in Los Angeles, like we’re about to host the Olympics. What are you talking about? It’s totally unacceptable. And it is part of the whole sanctuary ideology.

And again, let’s just be precise about what has to happen here. The sanctuary state policy is the law in California, SB 54. It was passed in 2017. However, when I hear law enforcement officials or mayors or county officials or whatever saying, sorry, nothing we can do because our hands are tied, you hear that the whole time. It’s the law. We may not like the law, but it’s the law. Well, I’ve read the law. And SB54 actually has a long list of crimes specifically in the legislation. I’ve actually posted this in a video where, in the language of that bill, that local law enforcement and state law enforcement has then the word is discretion to work with federal law enforcement when it comes to a long list of crimes, including trafficking.

So there’s no excuse for not dealing with it. There’s no excuse. Local law enforcement could be clamping down on this today with illegal immigrants, with the gangs, with the cartels, but they’re not because they’ve got the ideological instructions from their political leaders or a lack of courage from these leaders to actually just go and do it. So here’s the simple point. Number one, just to avoid any doubt, I think that SB 54, the sanctuary state law, is unconstitutional against the federal Constitution because it limits what federal immigration enforcement can do. And actually, my friend Michael Gates, who was the attorney, city attorney for Huntington beach, and then he was hired by President Trump to be number three in the Human Rights Division in the Justice Department with Hameet and Leo Terrell.

So Michael, just before he left, filed a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of California’s sanctuary state law. That’s going through the courts. It’s perfectly possible that by the time I’m governor, that law will have been overturned federally. If it isn’t, however, I can tell you very clearly, I myself would bring another case on that basis to overturn it officially. But even without that, I would use where you have state, where you have local law enforcement not doing their job. I would have state law enforcement resources, chp, thousands of officers. We have the power, National Guard, you know, there’s plenty of law enforcement resources directly at the governor’s disposal to act on this.

And I will. I got that. I got that loud and clear. So we’re going to stay with the children just for a moment, and we’re going to talk about life. We’re going to talk about the Sanctity of life. When does life begin? So will you oppose any legislation that promotes abortion or fails to protect the lives of the unborn? Yes, absolutely. Absolutely. Look, again, we talked about this last time, but I think we were interrupted. I want to be very clear. We were. That’s why it is so important to ask this again. Absolutely. And so here’s, here’s, here’s the position that I have, which is that, again, first of all, I agree with what so many people have been campaigning for, for years, decades, which is that this issue should never have been in the hands of the courts.

It should be in the hands of the people. And thanks to President Trump, that happened. And as you’ve seen across the country, different states have taken different approaches. Now, in California, this is now was put on the ballot by Gavin Newsom, and, and it’s now the right to abortion is in the state constitution, and that’s even a heavier lift overturning that than just any other legislation. So that is, to me, not a realistic prospect that as governor, I could do anything about that. So the way I look at it is, what can I. As you’ve seen throughout this conversation, my entire approach is what can I actually do? Not make empty promises, but, like, what can I actually get done? And so here’s how I see this issue, which is broadly, my duty will be to move California towards life, move the needle towards life in every way I possibly can in a practical way.

To me, that starts with making California a state where people want to have children, want to have beautiful babies and bring them into the world and raise a family. Right now, the tragedy is you hear so many people, young people, saying, well, I can’t. I don’t want to have children. I can’t have children in California because it’s so expensive. They’ll never be able to afford a house, whatever. So that’s the starting point, is like, we want this to be a state where life is cherished and valued and wanted because it’s an amazing place, the best place to raise, start and raise a family.

Secondly, we can do much more to work with the faith community. I’ve spoken with Jack Hibbs and others about how we can engage the faith community in directly working for two things. Number one, to help stop unwanted pregnancy in the first place, to encourage responsibility on that front. But secondly, and this is where I can make the most difference, I think, is to actually have a. The alternative there of adoption rather than what you have now, which is these insane barriers put in the way of that. That’s ridiculous. And so I think that that is something, as governor, you can do a lot to promote.

And that’s what I will do. I got that responsibility. Adoption, creating a plan. Love that. Let me ask, we have, we have to go because we have a Fox News thing. Oh, well, look at you throwing me the side because you’ve got a Fox news thing. Okay, 30 seconds, one question. Okay, Steve, there are people. The word has come across my desk that you worked closely with David Cameron. Yes, I did. Earn is David Cameron is a globalist. And people are concerned that now you having the ability to take over, you know, as governor of California, that maybe there’s a plan in place to, to globalize the state of California.

So give us, give us your feedback on that. That’s hilarious. First of all, anyone who’s, look, I’ve been very consistent for like all the time I’ve been in public life before I even worked for David Cameron, during and after I’ve written books you can watch me on. You know, I was on Fox for years. There’s been, I’ve been very consistent in my views. I’m a strong believer in all the things I’m now arguing for, which is basically captured in that phrase that I used to on my Fox News show every Sunday night, positive populism, focusing on lifting up working people and making sure that they are the ones who we, who we focus on because they’re the ones that have been hammered the most by these elitist policies from the Democrats, specifically on David Cameron.

Just to be clear, he was the leader of the Conservative Party in the uk I was his senior advisor. So I was there, I wasn’t running things, I wasn’t in charge of things, but I was there trying to implement the reforms that we were, we agreed on as part of the platform that we ran on. If you look at the manifesto, look at the platform document that I wrote actually with, obviously there’s a big team involved, but that was my responsibility in 2010 for that British election. Then the title of the document, which was very unusual.

Normally these things have very bland names like the Conservative Manifesto or the, whatever it was. This was what, this was the title Invitation to join the British government. And that captured the theme of that whole document, which is actually the theme of your everything you’re arguing for, putting power in people’s hands. And so that whole document was all about decentralizing power, dismantling the bureaucracy, school choice, putting power in people’s hands. That was what it was all about. And that’s what I always believe now, when you’re there as an advisor, you don’t get to make the decisions.

And in fact, as was well reported at the time, and one of the reasons that I left that job, I came to see that the reforms that I thought we were there to deliver on, all of these things, decentralizing power, welfare reform, immigration control, all of these things were actually not being delivered. And I was very frustrated when I said to you earlier that I saw the lessons of how you tackle the bureaucracy and fight the bureaucracy. And I think I said to you, but I didn’t necessarily have the political support to do what I thought needed to be done.

I mean, you look at the headlines about when I left, that left my position in the UK government, it was all about my. It wasn’t my plans, it’s what we ran on, which is massive welfare reform, massive reductions in the bureaucracy. I didn’t get support for that. So in the end, my particular points of view, my principles have not changed. That doesn’t mean when you’re part of a team, but you’re not the leader of the team, you can’t guarantee. And the final point, I would make the big one. There was a referendum in 2016 in the UK called Brexit, about leaving the EU, the ultimate globalist versus populist battle in 2016, even just before President Trump was elected.

Well, guess what? David Cameron was arguing to stay in the eu. He was Prime Minister and he was leading that fight. I, by this time, I was living here in California. I went back to the UK to campaign in favor of Brexit against David Cameron. It was a huge story, actually, in the uk and of course, we won that referendum, we won that battle. So I think that there’s just been no doubt where I stand personally on all of these issues for decades, and that is the energy that I will bring to the task of saving California.

Come on, Steve Hilton, you’re a sledgehammer to Sacramento status quo. Steve, I want to say thank you for being with us again today. And we’re going to see you on the stage in San Marcos on our November 8th California Governor showdown. So get ready, everybody. Steve, God bless you. Thank you. I’m going to steal that phrase. It’s brilliant. Sledgehammer to Sacramento status quo. Yes. And I’m going to be using that from now on. I’ll trademark that. You’re awesome. Have an amazing day and we’ll see you in my break. God bless you, Steve. Thank you. I’ll talk to you soon.

Wow. Steve Hilton, guys, absolute rock star. He, you know, Steve answered the real questions today. They, they were not easy questions. And I’ll tell you what, you know, I’ve heard Steve many times and I think all of us have. He’s been absolutely everywhere. You know, what’s amazing to see is in this gubernatorial process how in so many ways for, for many of these candidates, it is a firehose. There’s so much and there’s so much that they feel like they need to be experts in or at least, you know, bring in the experts for and get those learnings so that they can communicate to, you know, we the people.

So it’s been fun watching Steve, you know, in this process and even just putting his teams together. So I’ll tell you, you’re going to hear more and you’re going to be able to see all 13 of the Conservative gubernatorial candidates that are fighting for your freedom, that are running for the governor of the golden state of California. You’re going to see them on our stage on November 8th. So before we transition into our next rock star, Greta seller Zano and then Scott Shields, I want to remind you of what’s coming up. You’ve got the showdown, baby.

Let’s bring it and let’s go. Go book your T tickets now. SAM when all I see is the battle you see my victory. When all I see is the mountain you see a mountain moved. And as I walk through the shadow battle your love surrounds me. There’s nothing to fear now for I am safe with you. So when I fight, I fight on my knees with my head lifted high. Oh God, the battle belongs to you and every fear I lay at your feet I sing through the night. Oh God, the battle belongs to you and if you.

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Listen, I’m just using my platforms for God. You get to use your platforms and he’ll pull your strengths. And don’t you worry. All right? We’re going back into the show right now. And without further ado, my friends. Welcome back, welcome back, welcome back, welcome back. That break, that little break we just got kind of stoked the flames, the roar of the bear. We are ready to take California back and we are ready to bring in Greta Solar Zano. Rise up, California, for a force who turns chaos into solutions. Greta Solorzano, UC Berkeley alumni, nuclear trailblazer at Southern California Edison.

And the candidate fusing 30 years of engineering grit to save our estate. From decommissioning plants to building unbreakable, unbreakable futures. Greta’s not just running. She is revolutionizing. Greta Salorzano, welcome to the Take youe Power Back show. Thank you so much for having me here today. It was amazing. I just finished watching the video with the interview with Steve. He is amazing. I have to say. I loved everything he has to say. We have a couple of points where we have a different point of view, but in general, I like him. He did great and he answered the questions great.

So thank you for inviting me. So good, so good. You know, Greta, I often say every single candidate brings a very specialized skill to the table. Right. And if, can you imagine if we could bottle up all of your skills into one person, wouldn’t that just be extraordinary? But the reality is that’s not the case. We’ve got to focus in on the candidate that has all of those pieces but also can strategize with pulling the teams together, the mighty force, the tsunami that’s going to take our California back. So you are one of those tsunami pieces today, Greta.

So let me ask you, your Bio highlights your 30 years as a nuclear engineer solving very complex problems and your vision to unite Republicans and Democrats. How will your practical solution driven approach as a scientist translate into bridging the deep political divide in California to restore trust and dignity for all, especially as you point out, women? Yeah, that is a very deep question and thank you so much for letting giving me the opportunity to answer. I think if we’re going to win in California, we definitely need to bring, bring everybody together, Republicans and Democrats. Just like Steve Hilton said, we need that 6 million Republicans and Democrats to vote for us at the midterm elections.

We’re going to achieve that by giving and recognizing the rights of women. When I first decided to run for governor of California, one of the very first things that my daughter says, oh, mom, how could you be running for the Republican Party in Ace mi amore, trust me, I love you. I love women. I believe that women are strong, powerful human beings. And believe me, I will always stand on the side of women to make choices. That’s one of the points where Steve and I have a little bit of a difference, but I love it. I think we both present a different point of view.

What is important though is that if we going to bring those Republicans and Democrats together, we have to have a point of view that is respectful of women. Here we are in the 21st century and we’re still talking about women’s right to make choices in their body. I think it is time to once and for all put that behind us and work together towards a better California. Let’s start focusing on our differences. Let’s focus on what brings us together. I will tell you a little bit more about my plan, but the bottom line is let’s put that behind us.

Let’s respect women’s choices. Women are strong, powerful, capable human beings. And in the 21st century, let’s respect that. Let’s give them the right to make their own choices. So let’s focus on what is important. How are we going to bring revenues to California? How are we going to make life better for our future generations? How are we going to keep California safe? We are being invaded from all different fronts. I want to focus on how I’m going to bring jobs, improve the economy in California. Okay, well, let’s start right there. You kind of laid it out so people are hurting right now.

The market has been impacted. We’re not even getting the real numbers. There are people searching for jobs, they’re not finding jobs. Big companies are letting people go by the mass load. So what are we going to do in the state of California? What are you going to do to ensure that the people of California can feed their families? Oh my gosh, such a. Such a big giant question. But so important for our kids, for our grandkids, for the future generation. Under what I think fault pretenses of environmental concerns, we have stopped drilling oil in California. I think the bottom line is what we need to understand is that we are still pretty much depending on oil.

We need oil. My plan to bring California back on the block and fully within budget is to start drilling oil in California, allow oil drilling. Nobody can do it better than we can do it. If we give that job to a foreign country. Their environmental rules and regulations do not meet the same standards that we do. Nobody in the world can do it as good as we can do it, so we might as well do it. That will generate billions of dollars. We are going to use that revenue to actually use it for social services as well as infrastructure development.

With that infrastructure development, it’s just going to bring the basic. It’s going to bring jobs, it’s going to bring companies back into California, is going to just create, definitely improve our educational system because we’re going to have to work towards meeting the job demand. So it’s going to overall make California gray again. I got that. So, Greta, let me ask you this. So I hear that one of the key ingredients is oil drilling. All right. It’ll open up opportunity. So I want you to look at this. You hear you have a background of the. A nuclear scientist.

Yes. Or nuclear physicist. Right. So infrastructure is really an area of expertise. I want you to imagine you’ve just taken on a job, right? Governor of California and now you’re looking at it from a global perspective and all of its. Where is the infrastructure? Is the best way to say it. Right. So you’re looking at it like oh my gosh, you have all of these pieces out of whack. The infrastructure. It’s almost like there is no real foundation in the state of California. What are you going to do to come in and set a structure that is going to give power back to the people and make make California great again.

So you’re doing great by the way. Okay, yeah, no, we’re doing good. We’re doing good. So basically to develop the infrastructure in California, to make California gray again, we’re going to work in two different infrastructure. The first one is going to be definitely the water infrastructure. We really need to invest in that water infrastructure. That is paramount to the success of California in the future. But also we need to look at the energy and we need to bring the nuclear energy back into the grid to stabilize the grid. So those would be the basic services that we’re going to put in place to ensure that we have a strong infrastructure in California.

Let me give you an example. Recently I was asked a question about desanitation facilities between California and Mexico. I started to look into that and there is $650 million that had been invested by the United States, California to develop that facility. There is a sewage plant there. But unfortunately, due to the lack of experience of our candidates or of our legislators, they have given $650 million and that money has been invested without getting results. The reason is because when you start looking at what they trying to do is they’re trying to take an existing plan and just increase the capacity of the plan instead of actually thinking that the plant was never designed to hold or to manage that capacity.

And what they have to actually do is create a sister plan. So it’s the fact of lack of experience and knowledge that we have in a government people that don’t have the experience and the knowledge to be able to solve those problems. We have invested money in developing some tanks for water storage and we have spended about $43 million and the contract has not been even issued for construction. So accountability, holding people accountable and making sure that the people who is working in our state have the knowledge and experience to be able to accomplish the tasks on hand.

I got that, I got that. So I love it. So there’s so many pieces to taking the state back. So that is, you know, let’s say that’s the global perspective. And let me, let me now Talk on the more emotional, cultural, intimate level of the, the, the where, the, where people are in the state of California, they are discouraged. There has been a high level of suicide. People are going to drugs, they’re going to feel that void of hopelessness. They’re filling it with just things that are not helping them prosper. Families grow. There’s like a, not just a breakdown of the structure of making California work, but the, the morale is broken down in this state.

How will you as governor set the stage for we the people to, you know, kind of just take that hope back and to see something newly in the state of California? I think the index of happiness will move when you give hope to the next generation, to the youth, when we start providing jobs, when the kids see the opportunity to grow, when we move away from DEI and all that discrimination that discouraged our next generation, when we move away from crime and invasion of our state, I think that will give hope to the next generation. The very first step that we have to do in order to improve our happiness index in California is we have to give hope to the youth.

We have to make sure that there is jobs, that the educational system is not infiltrated with socialist communists policies, that our kids are not being brainwashed. We have to give hope to the kids that they can’t afford housing, that they can afford to live here. So I think by bringing the jobs through development of infrastructure, I think it’s going to overall improve the overall health of our state. I got that, I got that. I got that. Hope. Hope is really key and providing some of that infrastructure. When I hear providing those jobs, going back to oil, you know, taking care of the grid, all of these pieces will create a space where, you know, the youth are feeling more hopeful.

That’s what I get. Now what about those parents and children that are being put at risk right now? You know, when you look at AB495, right? So I mean straight up, AB495 lacks group home rules, risk kids to trafficking. Now this is a pretty big deal that AB 495 passed that I could walk into a school today and say, hi, I’m Jojo’s coach and his mom sent me over to pick him up. Today we’re going to start an early practice and I do not have to go through the protocol of showing my ID and the normal protocol that you would have to go through, through in the past, right, to make sure our children are protected.

So AB 495 is a wrecking ball, A wrecking ball to parents Rights, a wrecking ball to protecting our children, and it feeds into the human trafficking epidemic. So how the heck do you bring hope there when the state of California is passing these kinds of bills? What are you going to do when you replace Greta to say, not on my watch. I am a mom. I will protect my children, your children, and the next generation to come. How can we ensure that you’re the one to do that? Yeah. As a governor of California, one of the very first things that I could do, if I could do, is revoke that immediately.

However, in the immediate time, I think it’s extremely important that we educate parents and especially that small population, a large population of immigrants that are fearing. We need to educate and let them know what this is going to do for their kids. We need to make sure that those parents are educated and saying to this school, no, my kids. Just like Steve said, definitely no my kids. We have to make sure that the parents are well aware that they still have the right to say, no, my kids. But leaving that aside, you’re talking about human trafficking.

I think it’s extremely important to understand that we have to hold society accountable for our actions. We have to hold those criminals accountable. I think sanctuary state, our policies has compiled the amount of crime that is going on. We have open borders. We have free trafficking to it. So we need to hold the criminals accountable. But more importantly is that we need to hold the consumers accountable. I think human trafficking is a horrible thing, but we haven’t taken it to the point where we expose the other half, the consumers. Supply and demand. Wow. If we, if we, if we hold accountable those individuals buying sex, especially minors.

Right. We. We expose them to the public, I think we will make a world of a difference. So we need to start by holding both sides accountable and of course, changing our laws and keeping those criminals in jail. Yeah, I got that. I got that. Thank you. Thank you for just really going with that. Let’s talk a little bit about homelessness right now. So 20 billion. Spent $20 billion on homelessness. The president of China comes in, Newsom, cleans up the homeless capsule, that there’s no issue. Now they’re all back on the street against. Tell us the tense of multiplying.

You know, what do we do? How do we handle this? Do we mandate treatment? I mean, do we give them hand? What do we do to deal with this epidemic? We need to start investing in housing in California. Now. $20 billion was invested. Unfortunately, we are not addressing the root cause of the problems. We do have a lot of mental Health and drug addiction. We need to get the right services to these people. We need to have a temporary housing. Here is where, if you have a source of revenue that you can use for these services to develop a temporary housing for these people until they get the services that they need and get it off the streets.

Now, I’m not advocating for adding to the already existing deficit in our health, health care system. We already have 40% of the population in California depending on our medical service. I’m not advocating for that, but I’m advocating in putting the money where it’s really needed. Now, one of the things that we’re going to have to do is work with the EPA and the permitting organizations. We need to streamline the permitting process. I have dealt with that throughout my career. And it is a very cumbersome process. And we need to make sure that we redefine what is best for California and look at our standards and don’t use false sense of environmental concerns to slow down the permitting process.

We need to work with both sides of the equation to try to make sure that we get some housing into California so there is hope for the next generation. Okay. And for. To get the homelessness out of the street for sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely. So let’s, let’s talk about housing for a second. Well, first of all, I’m thinking of, you know, the no Kings Day and the way Newsom used that to get his message out. Right. So I like to say no crowns here for Mr. Newsome. There’s housing hell in this state. Medium Home prices are $800,000.

I am in a three bedroom, two bath, 1500 square feet. Our house right now would probably sell for maybe 900,000. But guys, that, I mean that’s absolutely crazy, right? So families are fleeing the state of California. They’re moving to 10 Tennessee where they can find a house just like my for 600k. So fast track builds without eco lawsuits. Your plan, like what do we do? What do we do? What do we do about housing? Well, I think the most important thing is looking at the process of building new housing in California and meeting our needs. Right now the, the process for getting permits and doing environmental assessments takes forever.

It is extremely costing. Just building a wall in your backyard, a support wall, takes a year of paperwork, let alone a lot of money. So we need to work with those groups to try to get building new housing in California. Now by the way, right now the prices are extremely expensive. But the moment that we have more houses in the market and the moment that we have more jobs and there is money flowing. The economy is blossoming in California. The kids will have the money to be able to afford housing in California. We just need to get the supply and we need to get the jobs for the people to come back to California.

Wouldn’t that be nice if there was a rebirth of this golden state of California? Let me ask you, Greta, what is one thing that you will not compromise on? You’re like, I’m putting a stake in the ground on this and I will not budge. I will not compromise. Wow. Wow. So many things. Let me see. Probably I will say public safety. Let me tell you how important. Well, so difficult because there is so many. The other item is health care and the other item is immigration. There is so much that we should not compromise. We need to secure our borders.

We need to make sure those open borders are creating a detrimental detriment to California. Look at our health care. 40% of the people in California is under some kind of Medicare services. That is creating a deficit for us. So we need to control our borders. We need to control. So we can actually take control of our economy. Probably one of the things that I will not compromise is this sanctuary policies. We need to make sure that we stay strong. We work with the federal government to secure our borders and that we make sure that, that our state is safe.

That is no, there is definitely no change in that. I got that safety key. Closed borders. Well, you’re speaking my language. I had the honor and privilege of leading the take our border back movement across the country with rallies and convoys and activating the people. We were able to reach higher, hundreds of thousands. And, and I really believe that was the beginning of the awakening for the American people to go, oh my gosh, what the heck is happening? Because the news is saying, you know, nothing’s happening at the border, nothing’s happening in the border. The border so secured.

And then next day it’s like, oh my gosh. You know, so here’s the great thing is, Greta, you’ve been given a platform. And I believe every platform we have is a God given platform. You know, you are running for the state of California and on this platform you get to bring the real issues to the table that are plaguing the people and you get to provide the real solutions. So would you tell me there is a major problem right now and it’s the gerrymandering that’s taken place with Prop 50. What is the real solution for the Jerry.

For the gerrymandering that let the elites redraw the maps skewing elections to keep power. What’s your plan to secure fair districts and voter trust? Well, I am playing really hard and I’m doing postings about Proposition 50. We definitely need to vote. Note we only have like about 14 more days to go. That’s right, less than that. So we really need to get out there and talk to people. I think surprisingly enough I was canvassing the other day and I came to realize how many people said I wish you wouldn’t have talked to me before. I already voted.

Getting back to that, voting before and voting after and knowing one day so when you reach people, they have already voted. So we definitely need to make sure that we raise awareness. At this point. We only have a few more days to go and we Republicans have to show up. If we don’t show up, that will be detrimental for California. It will be very difficult to recover from this. So I am looking forward to doing more canvassing, going out there, talking to people and making sure that we put some of those signs out there and we raise awareness because some people is not aware of the consequences if requisition 50 passes.

Can you tell us the impact? What’s the impact if Prop 50 passes? Well, right now we are 80% Democrats and 20% Republican. If it passes, we are done. Because pretty much at that point the Republican party will no longer be represented in California. Then as a Republican Party we will have no longer representation. No longer. Possibilities are coming back. So I think we’re going to have to fight hard to make sure that we stay strong. Non proposition 50. Now you’re an infrastructure girl. This is your expertise. Let me run something by you. Tell me what you think about this.

What if there was a creation of a transparent redistricting act that once you’re in gov you, once your governor you implement this many mandating independent commissions of citizens, not politicians with open source mapping tools. Public hearings streamed live, no back room deals. Leveraging data analytics to ensure districts reflect population, not power grabs. Wouldn’t that make voting sacred, fair and fraud proof? That would be amazing if we can accomplish that in the next 14 days. And yeah, I would love to see some of that going on. That would be the right way of doing it. Yeah, Queen, you were the infrastructure queen.

And so you know, it’s. I’m so excited that you’re going to be on the scene stage with us November 8th at the Take your power back California governor showdown. You know, this is going to be your opportunity to bring it. I’ll tell you what you’re bringing it now. You’re doing a great job, by the way, because the questions, we’re going to have a window to answer those questions. And I think that. And Greta, you probably agree with me that we’re so tired of hearing the politicians tell us about the problem, right? Even my questions. We’re talking about the problem.

We know what the problem is. Would you give me a solution, a real solution, a real plan? You know, you heard the saying, make the plan and work the plan, right? And then the next door opens. But we’re so busy talking, talking, talking, there is no planning. So what is one thing you’re doing right now because you’re a boots on the ground girl, you’re setting infrastructures in place. You just come out of the stalls, you’re like, here I am, let’s go. You’re setting the structure for yourself. So what is one piece that you’re implementing right now in taking California back, one piece that you’re working on that when you are in office, you will immediately implement because you’re already putting the work in? I think one of the key things that I’m really interested in working on it is looking at the water infrastructure in California.

I have been learning about what is going on with the sewer state system. And now we are looking at how are we going to storage water, the surface water. So I’m looking deeply into that because there has been a lot of money invested. But unfortunately, those projects are not moving forward. So we need to look into that. We need to look into what is it going to take to actually get desalination plants approved in California. We’re going to look at recycling. We need to protect our aquifer. We need to store more of that water and replenish our aquifer.

So I think looking into that and how we are going to accomplish that, I think that will be priority number one for sure. And priority number two would be to bring nuclear power into our grid. Would really definitely. We still have Diablo Canyon, but I would still like to bring some back to Sanofi. Not to open the old plan that is all gone, is to bring new small modular reactors to Sanofi. That would be amazing for the grid. We really need that right now in the grid. So those would be my two top priorities. I love it.

I love it. Greta, you are wired, the infrastructure expert to set California up for success. Success. You know, there are tools, there are resources that you have. There are. There’s expertise that you have that you can really bring to the state of California. So I’m so grateful you were here today. I’m so excited to see you on our platform. September 8th. Did I say September 8th? November 8th for the governor showdown. And before we head out today, are there any final words, any calls to action that you have for the great people of the Golden State of California? I think one of the things that I want to say to the people of California is as a governor of California, one of the things that you can count on is the fact that I have 30 years of experience in solving real infrastructure problems.

So one of the key things that I have been hearing lately is a lot of concerns about the grid, a lot of concerns about sabotage, a lot of concerns about extremists and infiltrating our infrastructure. So in the nuclear industry one of the things that we do is we do a lot of risk assessments. We do in depth analysis to try to determine what is the probability associated with each and every one of those potential credible scenario. So the grid right now apparently is a big concern. We have a number of products that have not been vetted correctly and that are part of our grid and that recently was brought out to my attention.

Now I Understand back in 2020, President Trump issued a request to have some of the transformants and generators and big pieces of equipment to be replaced. Unfortunately Biden later on change it to be only if needed. As a governor of California, I will definitely launch a big assessment, a big risk assessment to try to identify where in our infrastructure do we have areas where potential for sabotage and extremist hijacking. So I will do that. I will study all the specific, different potential accidents and I will take action in making sure that those transformers, generators, inverters, whatever it is that we have that pose at risk to our infrastructure, that we replace it.

In the nuclear industry we have NSS equipment, equipment. We don’t buy equipment from everywhere. You have to meet certain standards. I will apply similar standards. I won’t say the same because but I will apply similar standards. I will apply standards to make sure that infrastructure is safe. Water infrastructure, electrical infrastructure. Agreed. We will be a safer place. Greta, you know what I appreciate about you? Before we close up, I’ve been in a couple of back end calls with you on X right and X people don’t hold back in spaces. You know they’re going to ask you the raw, dirty, real, give me the lowdown.

And there are some things that you just, you know, they were kind of new to you people’s perspectives on them and what I’ve seen you do since then is you’ve taken their perspective, the information they provided. You’ve done the research, you’ve peeled back the layers and, and now you’ve taken that into the structure you’re setting. And that really says a lot about you because what I hear is you’re listening to the voice of the people. So I want to acknowledge you for that today. And again, we’re so excited to see you November 8th at the take your power back California governor showdown.

Thank you so much for being with us today. And people can find you@cagov gretasolorzano.com that’s Ca. Gov Greta solorzano.com Greta, God bless you, sister. Thank you so much for having me. Blessings, absolute honor. GRETA SALARZANO Guys, what a show today. You are getting the meat behind the scenes. You’re just getting a real sense of who the candidates are and this is a process for them. You know, it’s not like all of the candidates have been in front of the camera like Steve Hilton. Steve Hilton knows the camera. He knows how to work the camera. He, this is his area of expertise.

That is his strength. Strength, right. So he’s digging into the other areas that may not be his strengths and where they’re becoming his strengths. Every single one of these candidates is doing that. And I think what they’re beginning to show you, or maybe what you’re beginning to see is what’s possible when we stand up, show up and speak up, because we all have the ability to do that. You know, for me, politics, it is a, it’s a fire hose for me. Right. I was never into politics, but I was into truth. And that is what has drawn me here and given me, you know, that stand.

And the stake in the ground is truth. So whatever that is for you, I want to encourage you, utilize the gifts you have right where you are at. Begin to take a stand. This is your home. How do you want your home home to be? How do you want to leave your this home California or your state that you’re in right now? How do you want to leave that for your grandchildren and the generations to come? You get to create the vision. You get to, you get, you get to have your voice heard when you vote.

So you better show up and show up at the take your power back California governor showdown. I’m going to give you a little taste of what you are going to get to see. On your mark, get set and go, baby. SAM SA when all I see is the battle, you see my victory. When all I see is the Mountain you see a mountain and moved and as I walk through the shadow your love surrounds me there’s nothing to fear now for I am safe with you so when I fight, I fight on my knees with my head lifted high oh God, the battle belongs to you and every fear I lay at your feet I’ll sing through the night oh God, the battle belongs to you.

Foreign welcome back to the take your power Back show. I love that bear. When we were working with the team to make that video, I said let’s get the bear roaring because it’s time for we the people to take our California back. And with us in house is one of those warriors. His name is Scott Shields. You may not have heard a lot about Scott, but Scott is like that stealth warrior behind the scenes. So you’re gonna get to know Scott today at the Take your power Back California Governor face off round seven. Scott Shields, welcome to the Take youe Power Back show.

How are you Kim? Thanks for having me Scott. You. You know what, it is an honor to have you here today. I want our audience just to learn a little bit about you. So your background right. Management profile leveraging business acumen and transformative approach to refine operational processes. We could use that in the state of California. Analytical a Versatile professional with 30 years of experience driving business strategies, sales and marketing campaigns project management and organizational development to build customer aligned infrastructures Tactical strategist and lean six sigma black belt proven and identifying and capitalizing on opportunities for enterprise wide improvements Engaging communicator is skilled in strengthening relationships with vendors direct reports in C suite leadership that says a lot about you.

So Scott, why now? Why run for the governor of the great state of California? Well, let me start off with you said that bear is great. That song is great. It reminded me. Yeah, the song is great. And in. In 2001 just to let some people know, I’m going to give you a little bit of background from what she stated. I think people can see through the the forest there when I give them a little bit of the the light. 2001 After 9 11, I was on a plane and I got a piece of paper and.

And after that piece of paper I started listening to Christian rock. Wow. Wow. And. And you know this it brings a little tear to me obviously and, and I’m very strong as you know. But my mom always said too if you can’t cry as a man, you’re not a man. So it depends on how when the tears come and why they come and so these tears are coming for America and this song and my history of 40 years in the space I’ve been in. So someone asked me the other day, and this is the best analogy for me.

I had my wife watch the movie Rudy last week. Yeah. And I grew up in Decatur, Illinois, and I was a quarterback on the football team and a shortstop, and I played high school ball and. And I ended up playing college baseball as well. But. And I’m gonna. I’m gonna go a little bit all over the place here, because Greta was brought up something, too, that was very interesting that I forgot about because 40, 40 years. Right. And she’s a nuclear scientist, or her brain is obviously her resume, and her brain is off the chart. Right.

Yeah. And I’ve been around people like her, and they’re gifted, just extremely gifted. And Steve’s awesome. Everything Steve’s done to get to where he’s at right now, absolutely. I respect him completely. And. And both of them brought up something that I. That I remembered about my past so people can kind of get an idea of me before we go into the specifics. One of them you just heard. And the second one was I played bridge at a young age. I had a kind of a ability to. So to speak. And the vice. Not the vice president, the president of Illinois Power were acquaintances of mine and my father’s and family.

And so they would play bridge. That’s what they did back then. And they would invite me in even at a young age. That’s what parents do. Right. My son can play bridge, and he’s too young to. They’re like, he can do that. Right. So nothing special, but I could do it. And he. The nuclear power plant was being built in Clinton, Illinois, which is close by. And so he agreed to do a. A. An interview like this with CBS, 60 Minutes, CBS. And he was the most congenial, nice man you’ve ever met in your life. This guy was just really a great, great person.

And. And he came back to the bridge club at the house. Our house, actually, and where we were playing and. And where everybody wanted to know, you know, what it was like. Right. It’s pretty exciting, you know, for. For us. We’re just. Just, you know, regular people, so to speak. And. And he. He said, I got one recommendation. Never do an interview in the press unless it’s live. And it just hit me. It hit me today with what you’re doing live. Right. And so maybe it’s a reminder as I go out there, and I’ll go on the View and I’ll go on all the leftist shows, but it’s going to be, it’s going to be live, it’s not going to be taped.

And so that was, that was kind of key. And then, and then Steve brought up some great points, and I’ll go into those later, but I’ll let you go ahead and start, you know, where you’re at in this conversation. But my background, like she said, has been chief strategy officer by title, mostly called special advisors. But if you get invited to a boardroom, some of the board members don’t like advisors coming. So they, you know a guy at Hewlett Packard, the vice president, Hewlett Packard gave me that title. He said, scott, you’re not a senior advisor.

You’re not an advisor to me. You’re a chief strategy officer. I go, okay, whatever. So, so that’s been my past. I do look at myself as a coach for those that are in sports. And this is where Steve has done that, too. I could see that he’s surrounding himself with a lot of good people underneath him. I’m new to the political area in terms of being in it. I’m not new to the political area area. I’ve helped. I was an advocate for Trump in 2015, and I can get into that at the debate or whatever. And I was an advocate for Robert Kennedy Jr.

In, in 2022. So let’s talk about both of those right now. Let’s start there. Perfect. No questions. You just tell us. You tell us. So you, you were an advocate for both? Yeah, well, I, I was. I, I knew Pat Cadell. Pat Cadell was Jimmy Carter’s campaign manager. And I was, I was a Reaganite. I told you I was from Illinois. Right. And I just kind of told you the brain trust. There were two people that put two, two types of people that put Reagan in office. It was the Los Angeles Country Club. And I know who was behind him there.

And then actually this guy from San Francisco. So I’m up in the Bay Area, by the way, not down in LA, but loved it. I love, love SoCal. So, yeah. So. And the other group was. He was. Reagan was from Dixon, Illinois. And so the kitchen table lineage, as we call it, of people he knew at executive level and people that would support him. Not Chicago, but downstate. Right. Executives and people that would support him. I was very familiar with. I can actually show you a picture of my mom and him having a nice little conversation.

But, but so I, I was in that brain trust. And, and so I understand, you know, communism. Right. And I understand Marxism very well, you know, and, and we’ll get into that. But, but I called Pat cadell up in 2015 because he, he knew who I was from that, that time period, right? And, and Mark Trippy and him did a good job, in my opinion, opinion with Howard Dean, or I think his name was Howard Dean back. And he was, they were pushing him at the time. And, you know, they, they, they’re opposite side of me, but very, very good people.

Mark Trippy’s very good person. Okay. A lot of heart, good mind. They can be opposite in decision making of how I would be. And you see, you know, where I’m at on a lot of things. But when I, I actually called him, I said, you know, I look back and I say, I think, I think the problem with the Democratic Party started with Dean. Here’s a guy, a politician that stood up and was happy he won a state and the Democratic machine destroyed him because they had another purpose. And so I started talking to him about it, and he’d already gone a little bit.

He was talking, he was on Fox a lot at this time. You know, he’d already come over and kind of been in the middle, so to speak. And he said, I agree with you. And I said, what do you think if I go to Iowa and I run for office for president, but not to be president, but to push Trump into the game? And so I did, and it was an experience because I had as many Republicans against me as I did Democrats. Ran for president. President. He has a dim. Yeah, yeah, I did. I ran for president in 2016.

There’s an interview with Sarah Westall on that. And when I say I, and when I, when I say I did, I went there again with this purpose, right? I’m not going to be president of the United States. I knew I wasn’t going to be the president United States. Pat Cadell and Trippy said they would, they would get behind my effort because I really thought Trump was going to be pushed away from the Republicans. And he wasn’t getting, and he wasn’t going to be invited to the Democrats. So here’s a guy like Ross Perot who’s got the money and the hush spa, whatever they would call that in the Jewish community, to, to fight right.

As an independent and take on the, the problems that we have. And so, so I, I went there and I did some walking trade, what I call the walking trade show at the coffee shops. And I, and I, I called Pat back. I said, boy, to be a politician, you got to be in Shape, I mean, really not easy if you’re going to really go talk to people and not the camera. Right. And, and I said, but, but, but he can win. I go, the people, Iowa’s a bellwether. And, and, and the people in Iowa are really open.

They talk. It’s a great, it’s a great state. All elections should start there. The people are fantastic. They’re across the board. And, and then Trump came in and, you know, decided to be a Republican. And so then I came back to California and became an advocate for him as I could, where I could. And we can talk about, you know, specifics later, but I don’t think that really matters. I, I am a advocate for, I’m an advocate for Trump. And then with Bobby, and then with Bobby Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, I call him Bobby. I had the pleasure of meeting him.

Very nice man. And, and, and really took on, took on his own party. When you take on your own, when you recognize something’s wrong with your own, I, I think that’s a powerful statement on ethics. And so when I met him, I disagree with him on a lot of things he’d done in the past, maybe, or, but, but that’s not my job to judge him or anything. I, I look at what you’re doing now. So what is it now you’re going to do to change things? And when I met him, I, I recognized right away his heart and his mind.

His mind’s fantastic. I mean, his mind is, he’s a brilliant guy, and, and his heart is in good. And so if he’s going to apply his heart toward the best of, of America in health, I can get behind that. I can get behind that. And I actually believe that he would have been, he’d be a good candidate for the Democratic Party. And we all knew Biden was going away somehow in terms of, didn’t know necessarily they’d have a primary, and they didn’t have a primary, but they should have had a primary, and Bobby Kennedy should have been allowed to run.

He’d already gotten a lot of votes, he’d already had a campaign, and he’d done pretty well. And the fact that he didn’t get invited to the Democratic Party to run opened his eyes, I’m sure. I haven’t. I never talked to him about it, but it opened my eyes even more. Even though I said that would happen, I did lead into him. This is what will happen. And then when, then when President Trump got shot, I think, I think it just took his heart because of his father and jfk, you know, this is just wrong. So, you know, he, he, he identifies to me what’s wrong with the Democratic Party.

When you look at, you know, you, you have to look at benchmarks as, as a Six Sigma person. And, and obviously I think Mr. Hilton understands this part. You look at benchmarks and create analogies because people can’t, I mean, I can speak for three hours, okay, on subject matters and, but, but that gets boring too. And it’s too much. So you have to bring up analogies to try to let the people understand why something’s wrong. I mean, there’s truth and there’s truth in identifying what’s wrong. And when lies become truths, that’s what’s called indoctrination and propaganda.

Okay. And that’s why the Vice President all the way back, this is the 80s, the president, not vice President, the President said don’t do an inter. This is night, this is 60 Minutes. Everybody respects it. I mean, you used to run your TV to make sure you could get it on, right? That’s right. But he can’t. But he can’t. He came back and said, never do, do an interview if you have status taped. And that was basically left leaning CBS all the way back then. So nothing happens in a vacuum with who people hire. And I’ve got experience with Ted Turner as well.

And I wish I could go to Montana and I may ask his family if, you know, after this debate, if I, if I am viable in this election. We’ll find out. And this debate’s fantastic. Come on, come on. Yeah. If I become viable after the debate and I become relevant, I’m going to ask his family to go meet Ted because I’m going to remind him of something and it’s going to be very, very powerful. Ted was a good guy. Ted was. So, so I’ve had that experience with that, I guess the World War II generation. Yes.

And I was young and so the ethics of it and the time period and then things evolve. I’m, you know, I’m not a saint by any means. You know, don’t pretend I am. But, but I do have like, Rudy had four years in the factory before he went to Notre Dame. Yes, I’ve had four. I’ve had 40 years in life. Let me ask you this. You know, so you mentioned the attempted assassination of President Trump. Right. And I know that you, when you and I talked, you know, kind of off grid, we, we talked about the impact of Charlie Kirk on you and you entering this race.

Why don’t we talk about that. Well, I wasn’t gonna, I had the exploratory aspect of this going back to November last year. I’ve been doing my walking trade show, figuring out, excuse the, whatever the noise was, what, how to win in California to help somebody like Steve or whoever the nominee is going to be. Right. Because you got my background there. And, and so I, I figured out, I believe how to win California. And so then, then I decided and I talked to people and they said why don’t, why don’t you take a shot at it? And so I’m taking a shot at it.

So that’s, that’s, go back to the question. I apologize on that, but no, you’re great. So it goes right back to Charlie Kirk. So. No, yeah, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely. So, so what happened was I wasn’t going to announce until I met some people either in Steve’s campaign or through Trump or Republican Party and, and see if I could, could help, how I could help. And I never heard anything back. And I understand that they get a lot of people talking to him. So I went ahead and did what I thought was right after Charlie got shot, I, I filed, I filed on the 10th because.

Just had to file, I mean, just had to file. I had to file on the 10th, Charlie for everything he’s done and where his heart and mind is for the effort for America. Okay. And God first agenda America, obviously he’s a God, God given spirit. Right. So. But the agenda is America. And I’ve been, that’s been my agenda, you know, since 1983 and actually before that when I was a child. Right. Because it’s the kitchen table lineage I grew up in. So, so I’m able to identify people who aren’t or are allowing their financial aspect to override their principles on the American ideals.

So that alienates you too. I think you read my CV card back in 1983. I wrote it in the first interview I had was the intersection of progress and tradition is fraught with alienation till success. If we’re going to change America, we got to change it. You got to do something that, that’s viable. Right. I don’t have the whole thing there. But progress is not anarchy and it’s just not progress is about creating something that’s going to make a difference that’s better, that becomes the next tradition. Wow, that’s America. Other countries don’t have that. For 250 years, nobody, no country, no country has applied America’s ideals and they, they want to steal everything else.

They want to steal our technology. They want to. They want us to have sins and charity and what we call the economic system of capitalism and then say, capitalism’s wrong. You know, this is crazy. So, you know, as I. We have to. We really have to become the educator in chief. I think Steve’s very good at it. Obviously, Greta, like you said, is new in front of the camera. I’ve been in front of it a little bit. I will talk too much sometimes. Some people say, you know, cut it. So, so at any time you feel say cut it, Scott, I’m okay with that.

But. But, but I think we have to become educators and chiefs. Okay. Reagan was an educator in chief on the highest priority. I believe President Trump is doing that, too, in a different time frame when globalism has actually taken off. We’ve been the sins in charity to not demand people. Okay. That we’re helping out with capitalism and trade and building them up where they stay theocratic in their ways and are the recipients of our system and our freedoms and our money. And so I’m a very, again with Trump, very strong on the tariffs. I believe that they definitely are necessary.

And if they, if the other countries want to isolate and create their own bricks and go ahead, okay, it won’t work. Every other system is a Ponzi scheme of economics. Capitalism. Capitalism is a derivative of freedom. All the communists and socialists that atheist Marxists, right. Will say capitalism’s the problem, yet they’re all the recipients in their lifestyle and convenience. So, so we have to educate. That’s the, the thing we have to do is if somebody’s indoctrinated, I probably. You probably got to get Dr. Phil on your show. It’s some point. He’s more of a specialist. But.

But I have top. I have, as you’ll see on my website, I’ve taken the approach of. Of aligning myself because I’ve had this ability before. I always had access to very, very bright people. Okay. Bright. And I’m going to say bright good people. Yeah, Bright good people. And I’m sure Steve does, too. I’m sure Greta does. I’m sure the other candidates do. I feel my team, if I’m going to go play, if I get hired by the worst, and I’m not going to say Republican Party’s the worst, but it’s been losing, right? In California, it’s been losing.

So that’s like last place to me as a sports team. So the owner may call me. That’s happened before, too, and say, I need some help. I say, well, the way you get help is you got to get your coach and then whoever they hire as assistants is how you’re going to win because the coach does what they do and the specialist and the offensive coordinator. When you watch a football team, they’ve got seven, eight people upstairs. They’ve got seven, eight people on the sidelines and the coach manages the entire team. Yeah, absolutely. Specialist in the brain trust.

Yeah. So that’s me. That’s me. I love it. So what I hear, Scott, is you have strategic strategically and I think there’s some natural part of it for you because you’re very easy to, to connect with. You’ve strategically set yourself up with people of influence, but people that are, are truly making a difference and moving the needle. And then you have that gifting of, you know, I believe, you know, kind of like we talked, Greta, infrastructure. You have that expertise, the ability to kind of re. Reverse engineer the plan of attack. And I love how you talked about education and in your campaign and people can find this on your website.

One of the things you talk about is in California, you are calling Californians to demoxify and reclaim the values of America’s founding fathers. Ideals that stand in direct opposition to, to the mind virus of atheist Marxism and eventually the societal cancer of communism. Let’s do some education right now. Help us we the people to demoxify. Well, I think, I think you have to go back and I’ve had, I’ve got a really strong history person, I’ve got a really strong philosophy person with me and I’ve got some theologians with me. And we have to look back at 1948 and night or I mean 1848, 1848 in Europe there were revolutions.

There were people that were having revolutions for a lot of different reasons. You’ll read in the, in the history books. But the main, the main force of it was there were people that were identifying America’s ideals as correct. And so they were revolting for liberty against the, the, the, you know, the colonialist of, of, of, of Europe and the industrialist had two different types of people there. They had people that were, were spiritual and Christian and they had people that were what didn’t want this freedoms. They were monopolist. Let’s just call a monopolist. Right. And, and one of them was, was Engels and he recruited other, other industrialists who had influence with the crowns in Europe and they created and funded Marx and Marx core concept who he learned from Hegel.

Okay. Hegel was a philosopher, he was a Christian, he was a Very devout Christian. Okay. Christians care about the disadvantaged, right? We do. Okay? That’s what, that’s what we do. We care and we touch people and we want to help people. That’s why there’s charities. That’s why we donate to churches and, and temples and mosque and spiritual people in general. Right? That’s across the board. So Marx took Hegel and eliminated spirituality. That was the goal. Get rid of religions because the other industrialists were tied to America. And what is America under God? That’s under, under God.

You got to get it the simple. When you understand where people go, what, what is driving them under God is where Marx came from because he was funded to write and create that. He was just, he was, he was, he was paid for that. Got people that have got a lot of research on this, okay? War college stuff, the whole deal, right. So that you got to know the core of it. So now we’re talking 1848. It’s two centuries later. And what’s happened. We did a good job with, with Russia, okay. To explain. And it was Reagan, he was the educator in chief, right? He went to Moscow and even was talked at universities there, okay.

And the relationships between people coming out of the Orthodox church were very good. Because, because Gorbachev was actually secretly baptized by his grandfather and he was, he was hired by Khrushchev at a younger age to, for the destalinization. So even with what America was doing to try to, to eliminate communism and Russia, it had already had a lot of legs to get there, right? So everybody knew and Reagan knew and other people knew that we had an opportunity to be the educator in chief and support someone who was, that understood the evils of the Viaco. Like I say now, the mind virus of atheism, which leads to the cancer of communism.

Right? So that was very powerful. So I think we have to do the same thing. And the mistake we made is we always thought communism was the target the cancer. Okay, well, you saw on my website too, the prevention of Alzheimer’s and cancer is a very important thing. It’s a very important thing to me. And with that, those are your six transformative priorities to deal with homelessness, crime, immigration, housing costs, health care and taxes. So one, demoxify yourself. The second is prevent cancer and Alzheimer’s. So tell us about that. Well, I, I, I had the privilege of meeting a doctor in New York who I, I believe has really got the answer.

And this happened to me because I, I’d met Bobby and got involved in the maha. And so my Background isn’t the medical industry or doctors or being a physician or anything like that. So, again, I want to find the ones that, that have the right mind and the right heart. Okay. And there’s a lot of them. Right. And you want to help give them a voice. And I didn’t. I went to. I went to New York to watch the foliage, you know, how beautiful it is. And, you know, this time of year. This is last year.

Yeah, this was last year. And, and I thought we were going to be there a week. And I was introduced to this gentleman and I stayed six weeks. And I really learned a lot. And I said, well, you know, I do have. I can. I. I think Bobby should, should learn about you. Right? And, and I think at some point the country’s going to learn about him. But Bobby. Bobby’s in a pickle. It’s a tough spot where he’s at. HHS has the second largest budget for those that don’t know HHS has the second largest budget in America besides the military.

So, you know, there’s a whole lot of people there that have a whole lot of different ideas and viewpoints. They’ve had to clean house a couple times in there already. And that, and that goes. Yeah, right. That goes into. You know, why. Once I was there, I went to D.C. and I actually stayed a little longer and was working on. I interviewed. I wouldn’t call him a whistleblower, but somebody that was very 30 years at. @ Voice of America. And he started explaining to me what the problems were. And I said, well, now there’s an opportunity maybe to fix it.

You know, Doge is here, Elon’s here and all that, and Carrie Lake is going to run it, it looks like, and then maybe the State Department with Rubio. And, and we started to dive into it, and I ended up starting a private company called Voice of America. I let media freedom ring because I really believe we have to now work in America with Voice of America. We need a Voice of America in America. And you can’t legally do it if you’re government. Government can’t work in America by, by law. That. That’s the law. If I were talking to Trump, I’d get rid of that law in two seconds.

And I bring in people because we have to demarcify America. You want to know how we can demarcify? We need, we need Trump to help, too. Right? And I think he’s doing it. Yeah, I think he’s doing it. I think he’s doing it. But that, that’s important. And I think if I get viability and I get any relevance, I think President Trump will, will speak with me. You know, it’s the governor of California. It’s the fourth largest economy in the world. And it’s really number three because it’s a country. It’s like a country. Well, it’s number three, really, because we’re in America, which is number one.

So we, you know, we have to run California like a country instead of a theocratic atheist machine. Right. And it is atheist Marxism. It is a, it is a really, it is run by the Democratic Party, is run by atheist Marxists, there’s no doubt about it. And we have Republicans that still financially are too tied to China and even fight Trump now because of that. And it’s over. We have to, we have to go with Trump on what Trump’s doing to negotiate and help him every way we can. And that means in California, if we have to change this, I mean, we’ve got 100, I believe it’s $100 million deficit, trade deficit with China.

Now, a lot of that, I’m going to the details. A lot of it’s because it comes into our port and goes somewhere else. But we’ve got to be America first and we’ve got to clean our own house up. And I heard, I heard what you said about, you know, the questions. I was very fortunate. I went last. And I’m kind of leading into things because I heard the other answers in your questions. The, the main thing we have to have is a spiritual enlightenment in California. Well, it’s, it’s that simple. If, if we don’t have a spiritual enlightenment individually in California, we can try to do everything we want to do.

It’s not going to work because atheists and communists lie, cheat, steal. If that doesn’t work, they apply fear, forced extortion, and they also applied death, like to Charlie. And that’s why I got in the race, folks. Okay. And I, and I do worry about it a little bit. Anybody that has to run and is going to speak like I speak is going to do that. However, I have contacted a lot of Democratic support in, in, in California. And as, as Steve was saying, there’s 10 million Democratic voter registrations, there’s like six in Republican. But what he didn’t say is there’s 5 million, okay, non party affiliated people.

Okay, 5 million. That’s a lot of votes. That’s your core to get. Yeah, those are people that are already walking away. And that’s what I’ve been doing with Bobby. Those are Bobby Kennedy’s. And some people will still go back to Democrats, but there’s a whole, A whole lot of people in my walking trade show out there, and I’m in the Bay Area and I interviewed a lot of people because, as you know, I’m in tech as well. So the, the, the mindset is here for people to go to solutions and actually find their spirit and, and, and enlightenment again.

And that, that, that’s got to happen. And, and they have to understand that atheist Marxists have indoctrinated them away from their core being. Everybody, in my, in my opinion, everybody’s born with a spirit. Just that simple. I know we’re born with arms, legs, and some people may not, but they’re born with a spirit. And atheist Marxism is about taking that away from you. So, so it’s like the flight attendant on the plane when she says, you know, if the plane’s going down, put the mask on yourself first before you go fix everything, everything. Well, atheist Marxists, what they do in Communists is they’re, they, they teach critique.

Create chaos and violence to your end means that’s the struggle. Okay, they don’t create anything. What are they creating? I mean, what are they creating? Chaos. Right? They’re creating chaos so then they can get power. And then another. Again, the analogy is in China. Who. What is China now? A theocratic colonialist. All right? Just like the Middle East. These are the two colonialists of the times. That’s the other part of education. We want to talk about historical justice of years past, but we don’t want to talk about the colonialist of today. Communist China has their money inside our think tanks.

I was in D.C. i was told this. Exactly. Inside our think tanks. That gives information to President Trump. Are you kidding me? These think tanks are supposed. And then they invite people. I won’t say names. To speak about all the. Are you kidding me? Okay. And Steve, right here in this state of California, oh, this is sold out to China, without a doubt. Well, I wouldn’t. Well, they’re paid off. I’ll just say they’re paid off. I, I mean, that’s what they do, right? Lie, cheat, steal, fear, force, extortion, and pay off people. How do you have the kind of money some of these people have? Right.

So, long story short with Steve on Brexit, I appreciate what he did in England. I was a part of that, too. I got a call from. I’m from Decatur, Illinois, an executive from Tate and Lyle. That used to be a Staley’s which is the home of the Staley Bears, the original George. Alice Staley played Bears. I got a call and, and they said, what do you think about break? You know, what should we tell Cameron? And I said, well, he’s going to go the wrong way unless he has some pressure points from Tate and Lyle and some powerful business people, because politically I think he can’t do it.

So Tate and Lyle and Steve did a great job. I mean, everybody, you know, everybody that’s doing like you, and we’re all volunteers. Right. When I think you mentioned something about whistleblower earlier. I’m not a whistleblower. Everybody’s a whistleblower. If, if you’re stating truth, you’re a whistleblower. And then if you’re willing to accept truths from people that are in positions that know and they want to tell you something, believe them. They’re in the space. Right, okay. And that goes from FBI and CIA. There’s no, there’s no linear people at Facebook or whatever. I mean, Zuckerberg said that.

What did he say? That the Biden administration came in and, and kind of forced him to do things. Whose kings. Are you kidding me? Are you. That’s. So we need to. They’re very good at what they do. They’re propagandists, they’re indoctrinated and they’re paid for and funded by theocracies of the Middle east and theocracies of China. And that’s where we have to target. Okay. You know, FBI here is tied with the wrong people. With the wrong people, without a doubt. Okay. With knowing all of that, knowing all of that, you know, the grand scheme at a very international level.

The chessboard is set. How will you as governor take, take the state of California back and give power back to the people? Okay. I’ll tell you. The only way I can do it is the only way I’ve known how to do things in the past to scale for success. You know, you want to take a, a fourth place team and get them to the super bowl or get them to the World Series. There’s things you have to do. And it starts with the first thing. And the first thing is I have to get viability at this, at this debate.

And so I can’t thank you enough, Scott. In honor God. God said two things happened to me that day, two distinct things. And in those things I was like, this is missing, and this is missing and I can’t put my finger on it. And literally I met you that day. We were introduced by somebody that we both respect. We’ll mention his name. Brady. Awesome. He’s getting. Brady is awesome. He’s awesome. He’s so good. He’s on our national call every week. And, you know, and then there were things in that first hour of discussion, like, not probably in the first 30 minutes that were literally like confirmation.

Confirmation of the areas in the day where I was like, I don’t have clarity here. Something’s not right here. Literally, you answered it. Answered it. And it was like, God was like, yes, you need to add him into this debate. God. One more. One more. And I can’t. I can’t thank you enough. And I hope it’s. I’m here to help. You know, if the candidates would have already seen a lot of blood in this campaign. I’m here to help anybody that’s doing the right thing. I do have my own opinions on things, on how to win this election.

Right. I think I’m on the same page as most, most people that are. That are candidates, there may have some micro differences, but for the, for the most part, how to get there is what I’m about. And so the first thing is you have to do well in the debate to get viability. Steve already has viability, and he’s actually already relevant. Okay. If you’re, you know, if you’re Trump, you’re probably talking to this guy. Why not? Okay. He’s kind of a leader in the, in the Republican Party. And I respect that a lot. And I’ve always.

I followed Steve. I like him a lot. I. Greta as well. And anybody else I’m going to like, I’m sure I, I like people. That’s why I can cross over in the aisle. Okay. I can cross over in the aisle. I have Democratic leaders in the tech sector that will come in and, and support us because of what we’re doing. They get it right. They’re not. They’re living that environment anyway, going back. So I have to do that. A very big deal. Yeah, it is a big deal. And. And we have to get the. The Democrats that aren’t leftist atheists under the mindset of.

And they realize it. I interviewed over 3,000 people when I came here in the tech sector in 2018. Okay. It was a very interesting time. I was looking for five specialist cryptography people, either Cisco or. And it was about the why and it was about America. But these, these bright people in this tech sector, you know, the Google’s like the Yankees and, And Boston and Apple’s like Boston. And these guys, people, guys and girls that are brilliant, they’re like free, free agents, they can go anywhere, right? So, and, and most people work the agenda of money and lifestyle, right? That’s just life, okay? Pressure points of lifestyle.

And, and so I had to find the people that really were for America’s ideals. I said I’m doing something different because we’re in trouble, okay? And, and we’re in big trouble. And so we have to create things that are going to be transformational and be an asset to America without being linked to the enemy, period. End of story. And that enemy is here. It’s in our agency, it’s everywhere. Right? So that was it. So number one, the debate. I have to become viable after the debate, maybe even after this interview, that helps a little bit. Then I have to become relevant and then I have to get Bobby Kennedy’s endorsement and I need to get Donald Trump’s endorsement, President Trump and Robert Kennedy Jr’s endorsement.

I believe I’ll get that. I believe I’ll get that. But I have to become viable and relevant first. Yes. And when I get, and when I get those two endorsements and then the fourth thing is I’ve got to help stop the election fraud. And you know, we won’t talk about that now. What, you know, what we do, I’ve been involved in it for a long time. It’s real, it’s obvious. Lie, cheats, steal, Right. And who knows whether they’re putting fear, force and extortion on some of our Democratic politicians. Right? Who knows? Who knows? I know athletes that have, well, they have, yeah, they have.

I mean, there have been, you know, with Dr. Douglas G. Frank is pretty extraordinary. I’m so excited for you to meet him. He’s one of our moderators, election integrity expert in 46 states, a world renowned physicist. His brain is just, he’s alive. So he can take any situation and really begin to see the structure, infrastructure, the algorithms. He puts it all together in a way that you’re like, oh my gosh, how did he just do that? But he tells stories because it’s been grassroots throughout the United States of election integrity in empowering the communities to canvass their counties.

Expose the election fraud, expose the dead people voting, the people that, because they have longhand, of course, expose, you know, those that have, are living in other states that are still voting here and they don’t even know that now we’ve got the whole illegal immigration voters being added to the rolls. So in one situation, there was a Secretary of State in one of the states that the, the election being stolen was brought before for him. All of it. The numbers in his state. Doug Frank sat down with him for three hours and do you know what? Three hours of time showed him it all.

And the guy says, doug, there’s no way. There’s absolutely no way. We have the highest level security for our Dominion machines. We are protected. Doug did everything to show him. But the showing he needed to see was within five minutes. Doug said, give me five. Within five minutes. Everything was intercepted literally all along. Like everything Interceptor. And he saw, he turned gray. All systems, all those Dominion machines intercepted. And Doug said now Are you ready now? Are you ready to expose this? Are you ready to take your state back and expose the fraud? He said, doug can’t.

I can’t. What do you mean you can’t, Doug? They got stuff on me. What do you mean they’ve got stuff on you? They got stuff on me. With kids. Oh my God. That’s the reality of what we’re dealing with. That level of corruption. Epstein, that’s a little tiny piece of the deep infiltration of darkness holding our elected officials. Incredible. That’s incredible. Is he still in office? Oh, no. He’s not gonna say. Yeah, no, that I, I was that out in the press. Should I have read on that before in the press? It is now. We’re talking about it.

But it was. Yeah, no, no, but, but I, you know, I’ve got some experience with dealing, like I said in the sports industry, where the, the dollars. If you, if you looked up, I think his name was Enos Cantor. Back when Hong Kong was doing their protest, I spoke at. In San Francisco and I know a lot of the Hong Kong capitalists, so to speak, right? And, and it’s fourth, you know, there’s Hong Kong, New York, Dubai and London. Those are the four financial capitals of the world. It’s one reason China wanted it, right? But reality is, you know, money doesn’t sleep.

It goes to the safest place and the highest return on investment. So people will leave Hong Kong with their money eventually or, or shut it down. But, but the re. What happened was when I spoke there, it was obvious that a lot of people just really didn’t understand our sports industry and our. That is tied to communist China and the money associated with the media companies that are tied because the media companies and sports are tied together enough. The dollars are massive, right? Billions. So, so when Enos Cantor came out and put Free Tibet on his tennis shoe and the Boston Celtics got a phone call and the NBA commissioner got a Phone call from China and said, if you do that, then we’re going to take off all the games in China, okay? And instead of the commissioner of China commissioner or.

And I spoke out for the general manager of. I did a video on it pretty strong for the general manager of Houston who actually got blackballed, okay, for speaking out on it and then had to come back. They put a lot of pressure on him. Very good man, by the way. And the Boston Celtics and all the league owners decided to placate China instead of. And Enos Cantor now is, you know, an advocate, right, for Tibet. He’s not playing basketball anymore, okay? A professional athlete. He’s a Muhammad Ali of the times. And nobody’s identified that. Right? I did, I said, this guy needs to be lifted up by every media.

Where’s the media for human rights and press, right. They’re tight. It just, they’re not with him. Tells you who they’re with, too, right? So he, the owners, the Commissioner of the NBA, instead of saying to China, Guess what? 1.7 billion people love basketball in America. When you turn it off, they’re going to find a way to watch it, right? That’s my conversation. That’s my conversation today, okay? Enos Cantor could wear that shoe anywhere he wants to wear it. This is the level of atheist, Marxist virus, mind virus that’s led into the cancer of communism with our elites in power in the financial sector as BlackRock as you know.

And believe me, I’ve been blackballed because of the sports stuff. When I speak this on this, I speak it loud and clear with old people I know in the space. And, and even players are scared to speak. They can’t do it. They’re pressure points for their life. But they can do it, okay? Because this is America now. So for all the athletes that are listening here, you need to join us. I said that during the Hong Kong situation. I’m saying it now. And I’m getting some, getting some press on it. I may never be on the press again because of it.

But, and there may be Republicans that say, scott, you can’t say that. Well, I can say that because it’s the truth. If, if we don’t talk the truth on the status quo of what the problems are, are, you’re never going to solve the problem beautifully. So I, I, this, I don’t get mad. As my wife, she’ll tell you, and you’ve had the pleasure of talking to her a little bit, okay? But, but, but I, I do have a coach’s game Face. I can put on a game face without the emotion because that’s what coaches do sometimes.

Right? Come on, get the locker room going. But, but I’m actually a very congenial, soft person. You saw the tears in the beginning, right? I’m actually a very, very soft person. And I carry no hatred. I really don’t. I carry compassion. People that are indoctrinated with the evils of the mind virus of atheist Marxism. That’s taken away your spirit. You’re born with a spirit, period. Sovereign being. We come from the creator. It’s beautiful. That’s where our power and our freedom. Freedom comes from true power and freedom. There’s no human being that can get through the tribulations in life without it.

And so that’s why they’re easily indoctrinated, because it’s easy to blame others. Right. I think mentality, critique, critique. And, and the atheist Marxists are very educated at this. These, these top people. This is psychology and sociology and it’s 101 to me. It may be 501 to some, but. But they know what they’re doing. These people aren’t stupid. The Chinese Communists are not stupid. We were stupid after because we thought communism was the issue in, in Russia. We didn’t understand. The real issue is the mind virus of atheist Marxism. Yes. This is what we would call fifth generation warfare.

This is how they’re utilizing it. Oh, they, they have for a long time. We, again, I’ve written, I’ll speak on it at some point in private to people. We’ve got the data, we’ve got the information. We’ve got the KGB defectors, we’ve got CCP defectors, We’ve got people around the world in India. Let media freedom ring is already in play, by the way, even though it’s not a play here in America. It’s working very well overseas. We’ve got more people overseas. Okay. Working for Trump and hoping Trump can continue to create peace in the world. World. The way he’s doing it.

The way he’s doing it. Okay, then we have here in America, except for mega supporters and you and me and. Which is a lot of people. 80 may. So there’s a lot of people doing it. But. Right, but go ahead. So, so yeah, I want to stay right there for a second because let’s, let’s traverse and let’s connect the dots. Let’s connect the dots with how it has infiltrated itself into election integrity. The whole Marxism, the whole thing. Thinking of people. My vote doesn’t matter. I mean, it is, it is distorted when we are giving our power away.

My voice doesn’t matter, my vote doesn’t matter. Right. And so I think that you have, from what you’ve told me, you have the ability to take our elections back and take our California back. So how do you, how do we rebuild trust in California’s elections? I, I, I think what we have to do is do what you and others have been doing. And, and Steve’s working on and about voter id, and I think even Nicole, what’s her Shanahan, is working something on that as well. So I, I think, I think there’s very, very good people, smart people doing it in terms of technology.

Yes. I’m associated with that ability to, at the right time to bring that to the table. We were able to do it previously in previous years. We got shot down. We actually took it to the United nations. Dumb Scott 2018. We thought the United nations were what, free. Free and fair elections across the world. Right, right, right. So I had some relationships there and we were going to help implement that. Kind of opened up the smartmatic dominion issue. I wouldn’t say I’m responsible for it at all, but you can tell I’m not scared to talk to power.

And so maybe it opened up some people that behind the scenes had some courage that could do more than us. Okay. Not electronically, but in terms of exposing it and believing what’s going on is wrong based on nobody wanting what we have. Right. And, and I, and I offered it for free. And I’m not going to say who to today, but we offered it for free. So we, we know how to do it electronically. I know other people want the, you know, the, no electronics in it. You know, I’m in the crypto space too. I, I’m licensed for, with a platform in America with a, with a secure.

You’re known as the crypto governor coming. You know, I didn’t, I put that out because there was a Democrat that was running and he said he’s the crypto governor now. And I’d already had it out on one of my sites. Right, right. So I, I went on Instagram and invited him to a debate. I haven’t heard back from him. The people that I’m associated with, keep, keep in mind I went to D.C. also to help the, the Crypto Caucus and the Crypto Commission, David Saxon and, and here I am in California because this is where it has to start.

So come on. Oh my gosh. We’re creating the California Crypto Commission, which Because we don’t have some of the. Unfortunately, when you get to the bureaucracy, even if you’re David Sachs, I think is a very, very good man. I think Trump’s put some good people out there. And then in Montana or Wyoming, there’s a, some people that are doing well, but they’re still have some relationships that tie them down to what we believe. How crypto can come into the, the actual relevant stage, not the viability and not the gold rush and not to make money, but the actual relevant stage for individuals who believe in liberty.

That’s us, Right. Who doesn’t? People that don’t like crypto question their alliance with, with theocracies. Right. Just do, can’t just do. Okay. Partly because they don’t understand it and they feel it’s a threat to their power and money. Right. Instead of understanding it’s a progression to the intersection without replacing or ruining the Fed and ruining money. And you know, they get people like to hold on to their monopolistic desires unless they can own it. Right. So for instance, as an entrepreneur, if we’re not a threat to somebody, no one wants to buy us, Right. Okay. They’re just over here.

It’s going to happen in politics too. If I’m not a relevant threat, they’re gonna, Nobody’s gonna talk about Scott Shields and worry about him. Right. So. But as soon as I become relevant, okay, certain Democrats and Marxists are going to come at me like they did General Flynn. Right. And, and I, the, the advantage I have is I’m prepared for it. You are. And, and you’re prepared because you’ve got what I, what I’m realizing about you and getting to know you is the truth emanates from you, you, you, the truth. It’s just like you just speak the truth and you walk in the truth and when you walk into the truth, you’re unmessable.

I think it matters. It does matter. Yeah. And I’ve been a person, you know, one day I’ll say, my father’s funeral, what I wrote, and it was touching. And then I’ve had the privilege of meeting, you know what? Because I do the walking trade show. And I’ll bet Steve’s that way too, and I’ll bet Greta’s that way. We all have experience with a lot of work people, different temperaments, talents, convictions, races, religions, sexes, even atheists. And I’ve even talked to my atheist friends and said, wait a minute, I’m not an atheist Marxist. I said, I know you’re not an atheist Marxist.

But it is a religion. You’re an atheist atomist, okay? You believe in science, okay? And your kitchen table lineage of family and everybody else that, that you grew up in, you know, family members, they may be Christian, they may be Muslim, they may be Hindu, they may be whatever, right? But they got their spirit in them, okay? Atheist Marxist takes that away. That’s the religion. Christians have Mormons, we have Protestants, we have Baptists, we have evangelicals, we have Catholics, okay? Atheism has three different sex. As I wrote this a year ago when I got into this is atheist Marxism, atheist atomist, which is basically atheist site.

That’s where atheism really came to be when adamant at 500 BC years BC and they weren’t against the religious deities. They were just discovering something, right. And trying to work, you know, work it out. And then there’s atheist humanist, I’m an animal lover and, and I, you know, there’s a lot of atheist humanists in and PETA right now. There’s also a lot of atheist Marxist extortionists, idiots. I’ll just call them idiots, okay? Who actually harm atheists who are humanist. But atheists that are humanist are, you know, more appeasement people. They don’t, you know, they’re not going to take on their evils inside next to them, right.

It’s hard even for all of us, right. We don’t want to alienate ourselves with people that are, that were in that dopamine manipulation which we all require, which is, which is a group, right. So we have to. There’s some science behind how we’re going to demoxify too is by educating people on actually what happens to you and why you are a victim. Wow, amazing. So let’s hold on that for a second because that’s really important. So when you’re dealing with neuro, neurotransmitters, you’re dealing with the functions of the brain or neural pathways that become constricted, right.

We find that like in a cot sometimes someone’s in a cognitive dissonance, right? Or pain from the past, there’s some trauma there. So the brain will continue to go down the same cycle and then dump the, you know, you know, dump all the hormones in the body, the stressors, the cortisol, right. And then people will look for ways to, to fill the void if so they get the dopamine dump, right? So it’s like this cycle to hell. So what I get is you are utilizing your platform, your space to powerfully educate the people. So that one, when we can learn about ourselves, how we function, our God given being, our sovereignty, how the brain works, how we function, how we think, how information comes into us and then what we do to compartmentalize that.

But really how to not be in bondage to that lower brain, the victim mentality, the fight, flight and freeze, the. But how to really access that higher consciousness where we have true freedom, true free fruit, true peace and ease and where we are no longer victim. That’s, that’s what I’m kind of picking up from what you’re putting down. Am I on Without a doubt in it. And it starts again with the spirit. You have to enlighten yourself with your spirit. If you can’t find your spirit, you are very, very vulnerable. All of us, me, you, everybody.

So as we educate, you still have to get to the root of the. If you have cancer, you’ve got to look to where it starts. You know, you’ve got to get to the root of it, right? To try to cure it. Any, anything. You have root of the problem to get to the root of the solution. And it’s a quasi thing said, but it’s a true thing. So the root of the problem is you’re not, you’re not accepting the spirit within you. Once you do that, a lot, a lot works and it goes into homelessness, which I heard you talk about earlier.

Yeah, let’s talk about that. Let’s bring that up. Homelessness really isn’t, isn’t homelessness. Okay? We, there, there’s three aspects to our problem. We have homelessness, which is people that are actually need help, right. And they’re, they’re not addicted and they’re not mentally ill. We, we have addiction problem and we have mental illness problem in this area. And we have to divide them, we can’t group them and create a solution. So we have to create a solution for homeless people who actually need the help. Right? That’s. We have to do that and we have to supply help for the people that are addicted.

You know, Bobby Kennedy, Robert Kennedy was a heroin addict. He’s had running the hhs. He goes to meetings every week or every day. Amazing. Okay. It’s not where you’ve been, it’s what are you doing now and how’d you get there? So I tell people, Bobby Kennedy, if you, if you’re on drugs or don’t tell me you can’t get off it. Now again, some of these are so powerful like you know, and we see them in the streets. But then does that apply to the mental Illness part. And that’s why they’re doing the drugs. They were already mentally ill, and now they do the drugs because some pimp takes them and feeds them, you know, and they can get government money and get the payola from it.

So there’s a lot of truth you have to look at. And what the kids. I don’t know how to solve it yet, okay? But I know we have to decentralize the effort. We have to say homelessness is a problem, and we have to take care of people that, you know, might have had a bad marriage or they didn’t have insurance when they died or had health problems, Right? And they went, and now they’re. Medically, there’s an issue. We have to really have our compassion toward individual people. And that even goes to the addicted, and that also goes to the mentally ill.

And right now we have the Humane Society for Animals, okay? And I tell. And I tell Marxists. I tell Marxists, okay? You don’t believe in God. You believe we come from the animal kingdom. Why don’t you want to help these animals? You know, I don’t look at them as animals, but, you know, and their face. Their face just turns cold. So I can debate with any of these Marxist candidates. That’s the other thing I can win. I can win a debate with them on the spot. I. I go to a different level of conversation. So I don’t know if cbs, whoever does the debates later, is going to ask the right questions, but I think I’ll do pretty good.

And this debate that we’re. You’re having is going to, again, tell me whether I’m viable with. With this group. I hope I am, because I’ve met you, and I know in life you know all these people, which means to me, you represent a lot of them. And I’m. I’m so happy that I’ve met you. Not because I’m going to be in the debate. Okay? I think I told you that before when I met you, I said I’m willing to help. You know, if I got low expectations, I’ll be in the debate. Nobody. I’m stealth, you know, Nobody.

You can do great. You’re gonna do great. Okay, so I just saw you. I just saw you and Katie Porter in a debate. What say you, Scott? You and Katie Porter? What might that look like? You know, I. Again, I’ll have compassion for the things that she’s gone through in life, because obviously she’s suffering, okay? She’s got pains, and she’s taking those pains to what she’s been indoctrinated with, with atheist Marxism as a solution to other people’s problems. And so I think we can. I, I don’t know, I’m. There’s people that go to church. I come from one side of the family is Catholic, Protestant, Methodist.

I got Italians, I’m, I’m a mutt, right. Even Indian. So. And I’m not Warren. I do have any. Okay, I do have, I do have. But I’m not trying to get money for their accolades. Okay? Native American. Native American, yeah. Native American, yeah. Politically correct Native American. I’m from Illinois. I got you. Yeah. And so there’s a lot of Indians there. But work is. And I think it’s important because I really want Democrats who believe they’re spiritual or they go to a church or they go to a mosque or they go to a temple. Right? And the question I would, I would ask her immediately, okay, right up front is, are you an atheist Marxist.

Okay. And if she says, and if she says she’s got that philosophy, it’s a philosophy. No, it’s a religion. You know, most religions come from philosophy start, but it’s been a religion for a long time now. Okay, people, it’s a belief of non belief. Religions are a belief system. Your belief is non belief. That’s fine. Again, you can be an atheist atomist, you can be an atheist humanist or you’re an atheist Marxist. Which one are you? I would ask her right up front that and then she may say, well, I’m neither. Then you say, well, why are you following their doctrine? I mean, it’s real simple.

Culture creates policy. Okay? Right, Your culture of individuals creates policy. And in America, we want differences in Congress, we want differences in the state, the Senate. We don’t want a religious theocracy. And even as all Christians over the years, we’ve had Protestants, Mormons, we’ve had, we’ve had basically Christianity as the antitrust religion. So it’s worked, right? We got difference, we got differences. That’s not a bad thing. Right? We got people, some Catholic Catholics support abortion. I don’t. Right. But they do. And I got family members that do. And I understand it. I have compassion for whatever their, you know, why they do or whatever, you know, because I.

But now I gotta really identify, right? I’ve got to get down. And so I would ask her, you know, if she does go to a temple or she does go to a mosque or she does go to. And this is anybody that’s running, you know, or a Christian church, do you also go after you leave the Christian church over to the temple on Sunday. No, you don’t practice too religious religions. No, you can’t practice two religions. That’s a false, that’s a false economy. You can’t do it. So you can’t, you can’t practice atheist Marxism and be a Christian.

You can take their money and be aligned with them. And I’ve had this conversation with top financial people and they’re starting to wake up. Okay, they’re waking up. You can’t be a Hindu, a Christian and be a, a Muslim, a Jewish, in the Jewish community, I don’t know what they call it, but you can’t be a religious person and go, go to the temple, so to speak. Right. And then also be an atheist Marxist. You can’t practice both. That’s bipolar. That’s your issue. Pick one. Pick one. Okay, don’t go to church, become an atheist Marxist and let everybody know.

But don’t pretend you care about, don’t pretend you care as a Christian when your solutions are atheist Marxist. It’s that simple. Because that leads into what? The cancer of communism. Wow. Wow. You may think you’re okay, you may think you’re doing okay, but where does it lead? Okay, if you really believe you are that, then go over to China, go to Venezuela. Yeah, I was that. I was down in Miami at the Freedom Conference helping the Cubans talk to their family. We have somebody at the store, but that’s okay. I heard that hopefully they’re dropping off a package, but either way, if they’re friends, this has gone longer than we thought.

But, but that’s, that’s my message to her in a debate. That’s my question. And she can ask me anything she wants and she can try to answer that. And if she does, she’ll be a fool if she answers it wrong because it’s resonating as I go out there and I talk to 20 and 40 year olds around this state and that’s who we’ve got to talk about. I’m not going to change. Jane Fonda isn’t going to happen. Right. And I don’t, you know, and I’ve got it. My, my belief is we have to help the next generation.

The next generation and those 20 and 40 somethings and even the 16s and, and we have to fight for this because the rest of the world is not with us. Otherwise they would have already adopted our Declaration of Independence, our Bill of Rights and our Constitution. It’s really clear. And they haven’t done It. So if we. For those people that don’t think these people are at war with us, they better wake up. General Flynn will tell you that I think it’s powerful. You got General Florida Fling coming. Amazing. He’s taking message from General Flynn and. And he knows what it is to.

To be at war. Gosh. He knows what it is for, you know, the people that you would trust to try to take you down behind the scenes. Hey, so what I love about you, Scott, is, you know, there’s a scripture that says the heart is deep waters. A wise man draws out the heart. And I know that for the next governor of California, my vote is going to be for the one that when we peel back the layers, we see the root of truth, the foundation of truth. They have a deep understanding, you know, of what we have as a republic.

They understand the Constitution, the Bill of Rights. They understand the big picture, the tentacles of corruption. They understand how to pull out the tentacles of corruption. And this is a tough one. What I see in you is the compassion, because, boy, it’s not like society is becoming more and more loving. They’re becoming colder, and society is becoming more and more wicked. Now, do we have the ability to shift that. Oh, using our platforms that we have to peel back the layers, but to. To create that space of love and compassion and then resources and tools so that people truly can take their power back.

So I love what I’m seeing in you, and I want to ask you this question. We’re going to go rapid fire right now just before we close out, okay. And people are going to get to go. Like, we’ll go into the more nitty gritty questions up on that side stage on November 8th at the California Governor shutdown. Everybody needs to get there. Take our California back dot com. If y’ all don’t have your tickets, go get your early Bird tickets now. And I might have a few surprises for you there to show up there. She deserves it.

She deserves it. Oh, yeah. Come on. I mean, listen, he’s not messing around. All right, so let me ask you this, Scott. Which of the current events, such as the governor showdown, the mayoral race in New York, the Middle East, Russia, Ukraine, tariffs, or any other affects California currently and in the future? Well, I think they all do. But since we’re going to go right to the core of it, I think everybody needs to watch the mayoral campaign or the what happens in New York City, because obviously we talked about Marxism, and that’s incredible that we’re at this point.

And the last thing we want to happen is for that to end up getting legs here. I can assure you that no Kings protests would have been chaos and violence if Trump wasn’t the president and they still would have had a no Kings protest. They are against capitalism. The fight is against capitalism, mainly because they don’t even understand it or know it, and we feed it to them and they’re under the propaganda. So the. The Marxists, you know, lie, cheat and steal. The guy running for mayor lie, cheats and steals. Right. If you don’t think he’s going to use fear, force and extortion, and once he’s in power, you’re wrong.

He will. And he’s going to have alliances and allegiances from the Middle east and from China that make that happen and from even George Soros, who’s again, you got to remember, a lot of Europe is Marxist too, just a different Marxist. I always tell people, and this is why. And real quick, this is very important because when I give that analogy about you, do you go to church and you’re an atheist Marxist, too. Europe’s had this issue. They think they can the difference. They’re socialist, not communist. And the only thing that separates them from communism is they believe they’re spiritual and they go to the church.

Right? Yeah. Yeah. That’s the only difference. It’s government, theocracy. So they have all. They. They’ve got a. And they’re. And it’s working. I mean, I’ve actually been a part of this with Let Media Freedom Ring and we’ve woken up. It’s late, though. There’s some countries there that are in big trouble. But. And we don’t want that. So that’s why I say New York is a bellwether. We cannot let that bellwether come to California. We just can’t. We can’t do it. And we have to do it without a fight. We have to educate and. And that’s what I’m doing with very brilliant people around the world with Let Media freedom ring.

And I need to do it here with. As a governor or as helping somebody that’s, you know, in the politics. I’m new, you know, I don’t have too many expectations, although I’m very confident that I can resonate across the aisle as well as in the aisle. So hopefully in the aisle which is right here, I’m resonating. I can also resonate across the aisle. Come on, Scott Shields, you’ve armored us against the assault. Pretty amazing. Pretty amazing interview. There’s been a lot of people Doing it, A lot of people doing it. I’ve been doing it stealth with, with very strong teams.

Right. But now it’s all the people that have fought hard, have voted for Trump, voted for Bobby and, and voted for decency and voted for their spirit and are of spirit and do have compassion and do have truth and believe these things are important. Okay. For people that don’t believe they’re important, those are atheist Marxists. Texas are under the mind virus of and or communist. Lie, cheat, steal for your means. If that doesn’t work, fear, force, extortion. If that doesn’t work, death like Charlie. I’m standing with Charlie. I’m here because I’m here for Charlie. Come on.

No doubt about it, no doubt about it. That’s what we say. We say fight like Charlie and you are an example. You know it’s funny, when I put that on the flyer, fight like Charlie kind of. It was maybe like two weeks after Charlie’s assassination. I was like, man, I just, I gotta put this on the flyer. Like this is, we’re in the fight, we gotta pick, pick up right now from where he left off. This is a call to action for all of us to fight like Charlie. And I’ll tell you what people have, you’re showing us people have.

I’m inspired by, by, you know, I wasn’t a part of TP usa. I was, you know, I do you know where my space is and I really hadn’t really watched it and you know, I know it was good, I know there Trump. But I was, I was extremely touched. And, and I, that’s. If you’re not touched, you, you realize some of these people, we see how, how the mind virus has gotten right. They have zero empathy for anybody that dead. That’s why I said they will go to death because they’re under that indoctrination. And you know what, the leaders that fund them, they know that.

You hear Obama talk about the other day, and I’ll leave you with this, he’s being interviewed and he’s saying murder is a petty crime. In Chicago, he’s act, yeah, they’re there to stop murder, violence, rape. And the people like you hear in Memphis that are in these lower income areas, they’re saying thank you, my kid can play in the backyard. And what’s Obama saying? Murder, violence, rape, Kids worried every day they can’t go out and play is a petty crime. Are you kidding me? That’s right. So, that’s right. So yeah, they can’t go there with us.

But we have to be strong on it. And then we also have to be compassionate, like you said. Come on. I have, I have a tremendous amount of compassion for people, people. You do. It’s evident. I do. Scott, you are shielding us in an incredible way. And I think the call to action for all of us today is to pick up our shields. It really is to pick up our shields and say that again. I think you, you have already. I’m just here, maybe I can be, remind us, maybe you can lift me up like Rudy.

And at the end of the day, I got, the only person that got taken out of the stadium in Notre Dame is him. And maybe, maybe I can be lifted up and. Come on, come on, come on, Scott. And Scott, there’s a quote that’s on your website that I want to kind of complete with today. And you, you say the old saying goes, if wishes were dreams, beggars would ride. American life isn’t something to be romanticized, missed or wished for. Americans don’t wish. We dream. We don’t ride. We drive. We drive our futures, we make our dreams come true.

That’s the promise of America and it must be the promise of California. A life to be dreamt of, longed for, worked for and achieved. That will be the future of California. A life longed for and a dream achieved. It starts by tearing down artificial barriers between us. It starts by voting. And on your website you have voting for the candidate and not the party and voting for Scott Shields. Right. And again, to let people know, vote the party, vote the candidate, not the party is so people can critically think on their own, okay. Regardless of being indoctrinated on whatever it is, because we all can be right and we want to be a part of a group.

Let’s listen to what the candidate’s saying and let’s get behind what their effort is at the highest priority. Remember with Trump, I can’t say I agree with everything. Donald Trump, okay, it’s done. But. I know it’s. But I, but I’m with him, right? Because nobody’s perfect. You can’t be. Nobody can do everything but the, the core issues that are going to make a difference. I’m a Reaganite trickle down, right. If you don’t start here, you’re not, you’re not going to start here and make up. Right? It’s not going to happen. So you have to start here and then go down and.

Which means you have to identify truths with. You’ve done here with your following. And the candidates have to. I look forward to meeting all of them. I really do. I. This is new to me and I love people as you know. And so whoever I meet, I’ll be happy to meet, whether, you know, whatever their ideology is or they think I’m nuts or not nuts or whatever, you know, it’s what an opportunity for y’ all to be on that stage stage to meet one another, to collaborate, to unify, yet stand and play to win. And we have a lot of our, you know, conservatives that are saying, hey, why do we have all these people on the stage? I’m gonna show a picture right here.

Why do we have all these candidates on here? Why? We just need one. Well, how do you know who that one is? Get to here. These are the warrior stage, standing in the gap. If it wasn’t for the warriors that stood in the gap with the take our boarder back movement, we would not have reached the hundreds of thousands we reached even internationally. So it is up to every single one of us to stand in the gap. Join Scott, join me, join Greta, join Steve Hilton. Everybody you see there will be live now, General Flynn will be a remote remotely with us.

So there’ll be a remote message from General Flynn because he’ll be in Washington. But I’m telling you, this is the watershed moment. This is the moment for you and me and we the people to take our God given power back. Scott Shields, thank you for being with us today. I’m gonna see you on the other side. Tell me and let me, let me leave with this. I can’t thank you enough for this interview and I can’t thank you enough for reading that. What you read about the dreams, if you lose your dreams, that’s what atheist Marxists want to do too.

They want, they want to eliminate dreams. Boy, you can’t. You, you always have to dream. That’s part of your soul, that’s part of your spirit. You have to dream of what’s possible and then you have to apply it. And sometimes when you apply it, you fail many times, you fail many times, you fall flat. But you get up because your spirit allows that and you’re not blaming others because life is precious. It is precious. So anyway, I’m gonna go there and I. Boy, thank you. And thank you. Oh, you’re so good. You are amazing. I love you.

God bless you and I’ll see you on November 8th. Come on, Scott. Shield guys go and access, go to his website, go to shields for governor.com and it’s the number four shields as S H I E L D S he certainly gave us some shields today. Shields for governor dot com. Now, Scott mentioned something that I want to piggyback on. Piggyback off of. We’ve got a dream. Pick up a dream. You know, if I would have stayed in the muck, in the mire when I became that single mom of three, almost died in my third pregnancy, you know, reliving a childhood of domestic violence, if I would have stood in the muck, in the mire and I would not have seen who I was in the eyes of the Creator, you know, a human being, an amazing daughter of the king, if I wouldn’t have had the dream that I was here for purpose, that God would use me for good.

If I didn’t have that dream, if I didn’t see the vision. The Bible says where there’s no vision, that people perish. The Bible says write the vision, make it plain so that he could, who reads it may run with it. Because God gave me the dream. I’m here today and if you’re hearing my voice, you’re here today because, because he’s giving you vision. Because you have a purpose and you’ve got a purpose today to make an impact on where you’re planted in your city, in your county, in your state and in this country. This is our home.

And we get to take our power back. We get to take our California back. For those of you that are in this state, so an absolute honor to be with you today and to bring these warriors and their words today, their stand for truth, into this space. You know, it’s really funny. This round, you guys, we’ve done seven face offs. And then we move into the governor showdown live in San Marcos, California on November 8th. Get your tickets. Take our californiaback.com but there’s something really special about this showdown. Each one of them have been very significant.

But I, but I really believe what God is showing me is that something new is happening. Something new is happening in the state of California. That bear, when you saw that bear roar, when you heard that song, like God putting God back in his rightful place, things are going to shift. What Scott brought to light about Marxism, the ideology, the, the, the taking away way. What is God made? What what is, what is? What is Spiritual beings that we are. It is, it is the killing off that is not life. That is death. And we need to open our eyes and take action.

We get to live. We get to live. We get to really live and create the vision and create the life. It’s time. No more waiting. No more sitting on the Fence. The time is now. You’ve been looking for a sign. It is here. It’s time. It’s time for you to take your power back. For we the people to take our California back, to take our states back, to take our country back. They take our republic back. Put God in his rightful place. Second Chronicles 7:14. If my people who are called by my name will humble themselves, turn from their wicked ways, seek my face, pray.

Come to me, he says, the Lord, the creator that made you. I will hear your voice, forgive your sins and heal your land. Heal here. He’ll hear. Heal here and heal here. That’s what we have access to. It’s time, America. Time, California. It’s time for us, we the people, to take our power back. I’m Kim Yader with a take your power back show. Thank you so much for being with us today. I’m going to finish off with the video that I started with to remind you that you get to choose who represents you in this state of California that take your power back.

California governor showdown. Get your tickets today. I’ll see you there. God bless you. God bless America. I love you. That’s it. SA when all I see is the battle, you see my victory when all I see is the mountain, you see a mountain mo and as I walk through the shadow your love surrounds me there’s nothing to fear now for I am safe with you so when I fight, I fight on my knees with my heads lifted high oh God, the battle belongs to you and every fear I lay at your feet I’ve seen through the night oh God, the battle belongs to you and if you foreign thank you for joining us for the take your power back show as peak performance breakthrough coach Kim Yater speaks to other freedom loving Americans that are making a positive impact in the world by standing in truth amid adversity.

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