vaccine mandate. i have a map of california up. los angeles county included in the counties with high transmission. the cdc says you should be wearing a mask even in indoors in this situation. that s los angeles. we ve lived through this. these are the cases among children. spiking dramatically just as we hit back to school season. more than a quarter of a million new cases. should other school districts be copying what appears to be about to happen in los angeles. public school districts mandating vaccines for everybody eligible? john, i think so. i think this will be a good public policy and good public health. this is not the first time that we have vaccine mandates in schools. there are many vaccines required for children to go to school throughout the nation. so i think it will just make a lot of sense. i think the biggest challenge we have right now is that children under 12 are not eligible for vaccination. so until that happens, which would probably be as later this year or n
but maybe 3% to 5%. if no one else is talking to them, that could be a big deal in a tight caucus. and i think this is also indicative of i think democrats might have miss calculated. i know they rearranged the primary calendar and brought nevada up to the forefront and moved california up. but more than i ve ever seen, candidates are zeroing in almost exclusively on new hampshire and iowa on a day-to-day basis, both in 2012 and 2016 when i worked on the republican presidential campaigns, you certainly folk id on those two states, absolutely. but you also wanted to build a presence in the other states so that way if you did well, you had something to capitalize on and they weren t foreign to you as you got later in the process. and we talk a lot about african-american voters as being the key to the democratic primary electorate and that s certainly true. but there s a great article and good point, latinos i think in many respects have been forgotten by the democratic primary field. i
up front and that everybody is bound to them and bound by them, and everybody knows what it is that they re going to have to do in order to win the primary. and the tricky thing is moving california up, for example, makes it a little harder for a moderate to win the primary because they re going to have to go over far to the left early but you remember back to 2016, president trump didn t have to pivot ever in the general to win. he never will, but the map and the math are different for him. the primary challenge just peeling some voters off. what does he need to do? i think what he s going to do is just stay the course of where he s been on pushing his accomplishments that are very popular with the republican base, judges being first and foremost and then secondly, what we ve seen this white house do so often and this will be a campaign tactic as well is essentially say whenever there s bad news like we ve seen just over the past couple of months with so many indictments and
california into three? there s a lot of ideas behind it. we should let the audience know, there s been 200 attempts to split california up. the most recent passed and will be on the ballot in november. i m worried about this. it would break california up into three separate states. california, northern california and south california. what makes me anxious is donald trump lost in all three of these configurations. in california he lost 46%. we re talking about potentially four more democratic senators and would tip the balance in washington where we couldn t divide a government anymore. sandra: let s look at how we re looking at california being potentially broken up, north california and south california and a gold coast which would be the los angeles area as far as the geographics are concerned.
initiative system when the legislature wouldn t listen they would push things into the ballot. it s turning into a tool of rich people pushing the pet issue. draper has a lot of cash. in 2000 and his father spent $23 million that would have provided government funding vouchers for kids to go to school. sheer a smart business guy, the counter argument if california were to break up into six separate states they would be four states in the country. splitting california up, just talking about it showcases some of the divides economically within the state. the central valley would have a poverty rate of something like 20% as posed to silicon valley one out of every ten households would have an income above $100,000 a year. really a stark divide across the sate. and some liberal activist groups are concerned you would be marooning people in these poor