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bragging about this as well. >> jesse: wow. heralds as we are being unfairrd to gavin newsom. >> judge jeanine: well what we t don't give him credit for, since he's become governor he hasr actuallyhe increased the numberf homeless in california by 20%. half of the homeless people in america live in california.at i mean that's really worth no doing. he'sst got the highest drug use among teenagers in the country,r number 1. he's got more people leaving the state, the highest gas prices, the highest number ofed undocumented immigrants, and a very poor quality infrastructure, and ad 45 billion-dollar budget deficit.dget other than that he's doing at jo great job. but here's the problem, he's talking about these big companies, which is great, butwh what about small businesses, what about the restaurants that dana talked about, what about the fact that, you know, it'sha middle america that is suffering. it's like, ie if greg is in firt class, you know, good for you,u
necessarily mean it was sufficient to alter how you might vote. ijust thought, you know, just to throw that into the mix around it. but yeah, i think you're right, alex, in the round, did anyone. ..? it's always hard, this sort of, who won, isn't it? what is victory? but i think where given where rishi sunak was, as we reflected last night, where rishi sunak was psychologically and with his own party, he came out looking like he had plenty of fight in him. and i think that matters, even if only for morale on his side and nothing else. i think maybe the more relevant question in the debates to come and of course, last night's is maybe not who won in the voter comments, but did anyone really lose? ie, is this sort ofjeopardy and danger of a huge mistake greater than maybe a sort of narrow edge of victory in this campaign? because that actually might end up going on to have much more consequence.