• The Political Firestorm of Reparations and Oil Legislation

  • Sep 10 2024
  • Length: 58 mins
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The Political Firestorm of Reparations and Oil Legislation

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  • In this episode, Hector and Larry look at the drama behind California’s legislative session, including how the reparations bill was allowed to die on the Assembly floor. They expose the internal chaos within both the Democratic and Black caucuses, revealing the confusion and tension that erupted during those final, frantic hours. With leadership in disarray, the rushed process forced critical legislation to be debated in just 30 seconds per speaker, leading to internal fights, shouting matches, and, ultimately, leaving California taxpayers as the real losers. The conversation also heats up as they tackle Governor Gavin Newsom’s last-minute push for massive oil and gas regulations. Hector and Larry explore whether this was simply political maneuvering, potentially setting the stage for Newsom's ambitions on a national level, possibly a presidential bid. If you're interested in California politics, legislative processes, or the broader impact of rushed decisions, this conversation is for you. Don't miss the back-and-forth as Hector and Larry uncover the realities behind the political scene in the Golden State!

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