ponzi scheme. santos denied any knowledge, but tiffany and christian lopez join me now to discuss. i want to begin with your welcome to the program, christian, let me begin with you here on this. according to the reporting, santos brought you to a restaurant in queens, a fancy restaurant in queens back in november of 2020. he wanted you to invest about $300, 000, can you tell us what happened in that instance? yeah, he was trying to pitch me some ideas that basically had given him 300,000 and give me $3,000 every 2 to 3 weeks, and things like that. which wasn t really making any sense to me, honestly. you describe the situation out of a scene from goodfellas, tell me about what you mean. yeah, we went into this restaurant and were greeted very good, like we were family. that never step foot in their my life, neither have my laura my girlfriend.
firm of being a ponzi scheme, santos denied knowledge. i want to begin with you welcome to the program, christian let me begin with only. because according to reporting, santos brought you to a restaurant in queens, a fancy restaurant in queens back in november 2020. he wanted you to invest about $300,000. can you tell us what happened in that instance yes, he was trying to pitch me some ideas that pitch, basically give him $300,000 and he gives me $3,000 every two, three weeks things like that which wasn t making sense to me honestly you described a situation out of scene from good fell las, tell me about that. we went into this restaurant, greeted very, very good, like we were family and i never stepped foot in there in my life, northeasterly had my lawyer or girlfriend, so when we go in
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saw on this was an open-ended question to folks supporting the recall in california. it was, why do you want to recall newsom as governor? majority, between 50% and 60%, the answers were in the covid related realm. the biggest single one, if you remember this, was that dinner that gavin newsom had. the french laundry. the fancy restaurant. everybody sitting there close quarters, indoors, no mask, while he is imposing these mandates on the state and obviously giving lots of public talks about that. that was the most single cited thing. there was the business closures, burdens of mandates. that was the issue, that picture, that story is what galvanized the petition drive for this thing. still when you ask the open-ended question, that comes back the most. steve kornacki, thank you very much. we ll be watching today. some other news now. a california man who police say had a bayonet and a machete in his truck was arrested yesterday
elitist who doesn t care about communities of color when in fact when it comes to policies, when it comes to what he has been doing as governor of californi, that couldn t be farther from the truth. how much do you balance this nativist rhetoric with other reasons that might give californians pause about keeping governor newsom on, even until the end of his term next year when there s just going to be another election? he s kind of been the heir apparent for a long time to be the governor of california. he was the lieutenant governor, waited in the wings, became the governor, and the incident where he was photographed at the french laundry, the fancy restaurant, felt to a lot of people like a very unforced error that someone like him should have known not to do. exactly. i mean, some people have legitimate reasons to be frustrated with newsom, and the best opportunity to express that frustration and to attempt to vote him out will be in the next legitimate democratic election. the