progressive agenda with bail laws and violent criminals onto the streets, fox coverage with trey gowdy in just a moment that we begin with jonathan hunt live in los angeles, jonathan. recalls are not easy california governor gavin newsom survived one this year of course in previous attention with the aid george castellon failed three months ago when supporters of the recall failed to get close to enough signatures to get the recall motion on the ballot but him emboldened by smash and grab robberies at home and street crime in los angeles, the same group of activists is targeting once more, saying the d.a. has deserted crime victims and their families, disregarded rule of law and weakened lawful sentencing requirements to the most violent criminals including murderers and robbers and. in one of the most recent home
scope of leaders, a broad scope of private sector and civil society officials represented. reporter: follow up on that briefly, roughly 100 countries invited. there is a group of a dozen or so that are pesky. it could go either way. could you give a little bit on how the decisions were made when there is a debate over a country country? secretary psaki: sure come i would say broadly speaking that this is an opportunity again not to celebrate everything we have gone on democracy for the united states were all of these countries and call it a day. it is an opportunity to continue to strive to do better. the president feels that democracy is always a work in progress. you are always trying to make yourself better, to lead better and push other countries to be better. this is an opportunity to do just that. so understand, of course, the interest in the invite list, but it is not meant to be a stamp of approval or disapproval but a