through that tip about the car and at the same time they were working on the genetic genealogy and may have built his family tree to see if it was consistent with what they were seeing. i have done that in some cases. if there are persons of interest, you can very quickly rule them out or potentially not be able to exclude them, which is what would have happened in this case, meaning they could have connected him to one or more of those matches, maybe a second, third, fourth cousin, and said, look, you know, this is somebody who is a strong person of interest. so i think there s still a lot for us to learn on what happened here. i do think it was highly likely that an advanced private outside lab was used at least somehow in this case. you know, we ve all been hearing whispers of this. there s been lots of leaks that investigative genetic genealogy was used. right. so i think they were trying to or in the process of doing
brewing in the state of california. in a span of a year. gavin newsom turned a $97 billion surplus into a $25 billion deficit. how do you lose $120 billion in a year? i mean, even mini madoff is impressed. should would he be surprised? gavin tried to spend 2 million bucks on a public toilet. one stall. the guy is clearly not great with cash. primetime is hearing whispers that this guy is newsom s financial adviser. how would you like to be my personal driver for the next 30 days that s $5,000 a week? you want to hire a piece [bleep] for $5,000 a week? cash? what a country. america, love it. anybody, anybody want to go to lunch? i m buying. [cheers] jesse: if you thought this bad news would cause california politicians to tighten their belts, you would be wrong. the city of san francisco is launching a new program,
can i get a selfie with you. brian: yes you can janice charges though. major race could determine the balance of power in the senate. that s not news for pete. pete, you have done a lot of studying preparing for this diner shoot. pete: all night long. by the way, normally these states don t talk politics with people. here i don t talk sports because they got a filly fans with a lot of good teams around here. i m not going to offend. all right? right here behind me ronna mcdaniel is here running the rnc ground game. we have been hearing whispers how long will the votes take to count? what is the republican strategy? light of that? some of you all say thanksgiving we hope not. we will talk to ronna in moments from here in philly.
swingiest swing states on the map. but as we ve seen over the course of the last few presidential elections it has been tilting more solidly red and most republicans and democrats alike that i talked to here say that this is really the cycle that could see this state solidify in the red column. but look, 2024 is also on the lips of voters here because of who s on the ballot. governor ron desantis really on a glide path to re-election here, but many are looking at this as a potential springboard to what s next, the 2024 shadow primary has been happening over the course of the last few months but we re now watching it spill into public view. you ve got trump clearly emphasizing the schism that s happening between him and desantis. that s something i ve been hearing whispers about for months. but now the fact that he s given desantis a nickname, clearly coming out here to florida and not campaigning with the sitting governor, it definitely has voters ears perking up. many of them i spoke
it matters of course. why? because we re hearing whispers not coming from the biden administration, but it comes from different angles saying that the it s coming and the elections here and europe will get some gas price issues over here, close to the winter and then you know like you ll have to surrender some of the territory which is not possible at all. ukrainians will fight until the end. you know, until the last soldier, we ve got a lot of people motivated the morale is three to four times better for the russians. because they re fighting for unknown principles and ideology behind it and we reject all of the talks like this. so we want to prevail or put russians to realize that they did a mistake and they have to step back and we should kick them out of our country. griff: i read this morning that you had said in another interview, you thought the peace talks, negotiations could