mask and maxine mandates. elder opposes both and wants school choice. he hammered newsom this weekend. it has been an absolute disaster. quality of our schools has declined. homelessness is up. cost of living is up. forest mismanagement and water mismanagement and people are leaving california for the very first time. elder hopes to convert latino democrats disappointed by the wealthy progressive governor. new some is banking on younger and female voters. it took two million votes to get this ballot created. it will take several million more, maybe 6 million to remove governor newsom from office. we ll find out in a week. bill: we hope in a week, right? the way these things go. thank you, william. nice to see you, william la jeunesse. dana: accusing the federal government of using social
the principle proponent behind this recall, the guy who got off his couch, his words not mine and went out and got signatures on the streets to sign this petition did so because he was offended that the governor of state of california stood up against trump and trumpism and stood up against the flawed immigration and deportation policies of the former president of the united states and advanced the cause of diversity by advancing healthcare for all californians, regardless of their immigration status. registered democrats outnumber republicans 2 to 1 for this all mail election. so far 20% of the ballots have already come back. there s 46 candidates seeking to replace newsom. conservative radio show host larry elder is leading the field of challengers. this man has been an absolute disaster. the quality of our schools has declined. homelessness is up. cost of living is up. forest mismanagement. also larry elder has gained
experts attribute this to forest mismanagement. california s policy has been to put fires out as soon as they ignite. that has allowed forests of trees full of dry brush to flourish and provide more fuel for future fires. but forest management is only one piece of the puzzle. the much larger problem is our impact on climate change. the u.n. highlighted the crisis this week in a comprehensive report from its intergovernmental panel on climate change. the report says that it is, quote, unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere, ocean, and land, unquote. it added that there is so much carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases in the atmosphere that the warming will last at least several decades. but there s a silver lining. aggressive emissions cuts around the globe could limit the warming beyond the year 2050. the stakes are high, and many people are asking what we can do about the climate crisis.
several people. one died. in turkey, at least 40 people have died from floods along the coast of the black sea. here in the u.s., the dixie fire has burned more than a half acres in northern california. at last report it was only 31% contained. now, as it relates to the fire, some experts attribute this to forest mismanagement. flourish, and to provide more fuel for future fires. but forest management is only one piece of the puzzle. the much larger problem is our impact on climate change the u.n. highlighted the crisis this week in a comprehensive report from its intergovernmental panel on climate change the report says that it is, quote, unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere, ocean, and land,
been it s college towns and not college towns. it s not states. everybody who s educated is happy that he or she got educated. and we can all learn about climate change. it s not, as i like to say, rocket surgery. can i ask about the president s claims that there was gross forest mismanagement. he said if you could have raked the forest floors in paradise and southern gray hills in malibu area, they would not have been as bad. is that true or not true? to us on the science side, no, it s completely false, obviously false, stop it. but facts have not been a big issue with this administration. so everybody the president is doubling down on denial, which is very common. and the people around him are behaving the same way. when you hear when you re presented with evidence there s no such thing as a