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What is wrong with california? that's my next grievance. i was born in california. i lived there till i was. oh, i don't know, ten or eleven years old. >> well, democratic leaders are practically destroying it from within. >> listen to what they are doing this week. state senator scott just introduced a bill to decriminalize the possession and use of certain cycle psychedelic drugs like magic mushrooms and weiner's name sounds familiar. it's because he's the guy who tried to make califf into a sanctuary, get this for minors trying to get so-called gender affirming care. there's also the repara...

It would raise, because it's based upon the notion that the non—dom numbers as of today would remain. but we know that non—dom numbers, those who are domiciled in this country but, for various legal reasons, don't have to pay tax in this country, their numbers are falling, fell 10% last year. so you're predicating your entire policy on a revenue stream that is utterly unpredictable. well, we've used figures produced by warwick university and the london school of economics, and they have made assumptions based on previous non—dom behaviour when some of the rules have been tightened. exact...

Domiciled in this country but, for various legal reasons, don�*t have to pay tax in this country — their numbers are falling — fell 10% last year — so, you�*re predicating your entire policy on a revenue stream that is utterly unpredictable. well, we�*ve used figures produced by warwick university and the london school of economics... i�*ve seen those figures. ..and they have made assumptions based on previous non—dom behaviour, when some of the rules have been tightened. exactly — and my point to you is that non—dom numbers are dwindling rapidly. they are estimating that i...

Which you can't know how much revenue it would raise, because it's based upon the notion that the non—dom numbers as of today would remain. but we know that non—dom numbers, those who are domiciled in this country, but for various legal reasons don't have to pay tax in this country. their numbers are falling, fell 10% last year. so you're predicating your entire policy on a revenue stream that is utterly unpredictable. well, we've used figures produced by warwick university in the london school of economics. i've seen those figures. and they have made assumptions based on previous non—do...

Because it's based upon the notion that the non—dom numbers as of today would remain. but we know that non—dom numbers, those who are domiciled in this country, but for various legal reasons don't have to pay tax in this country, their numbers are falling, fell 10% last year. so you're predicating your entire policy on a revenue stream that is utterly unpredictable. well, we've used figures produced by warwick university and the london school of economics. i've seen those figures. and they have made assumptions based on previous non—dom behaviour when some of the rules have been tightene...