“Real-time” host Bill Maher Gavin Newsom Among many of the Golden State regulations, HBO hosts put pressure on him during interviews.
The liberal conveys how he personally feels the sting of the big government. On Friday, Maher initiated a talk to Newsom on how he needs to pay for the “two checks” escalation for “two checks” after the devastating wildfires in Pacific Palisades.
“This is my roof!” Mach shouted. “If it falls on my head, that’s my problem.”
Maher said: “Why do I need to check twice, I paid the last time? You’re here. We talked about the regulations. You said, ‘Oh, it’s a whole new day.’ “You said you’re working on it.” ”
California Gov. Gavin Newsom was grilled by “real-time” host Bill Maher because it plagued the Golden State. (Screen shot/HBO)
Newsom acknowledged that removing the barrier to bureaucracy was “our job,” and Maher interjected: “How about that?”
“It’s doing very smoothly when we have an urgent mindset,” the news said. He said how his government started and operated “within eight days” after the fire, rather than “months, months and months”, which is usually the first phase of debris removal in the usual first phase.
Maher repeatedly urges the Democratic governor who runs for president in 2028 to continue to call for unnecessary regulations to “prosecute free governance and leadership”, saying “we have” years of delays High-speed rail and housing development.
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The California high-speed rail project was officially launched in 2015 and has not been completed. (Dave Levinthal/Public Integrity Center)
Maher made another complaint about the proposed high-speed rail not going from Sacramento to San Diego instead of “Merced to Bakersfield”. Newsom provided a long response without resolving Maher’s complaint, and he summoned this.
“That’s why you’re a good candidate. You play this game well,” Maher said with a smile.
The freelance comedian went on to list the personnel of the California bureaucracy, including but not limited to “regulators, administrators, inspectors, contract examiners,” “project managers, fee deputys, special specialists, special specialists, zoning officials, consultants, contractors, contractors, attorneys, attorneys, lobbyists, and sometimes unions.”
“Can’t you pick up a chainsaw? Can’t we propose among these people?” Maher asked.
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HBO’s Bill Maher urged California Gov. Gavin Newsom to “seek help” from the state’s regulators that are stopping infrastructure projects. (Screen shot/HBO)
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Newsom assured Maher that “we are moving in this direction very actively,” but quickly revealed how many rules the Republicans have set and accused the Republicans of weaponizing the statute issues.
Last week, Mah Warn Democrats If their party does not accept deregulation, their party may encounter the same fate as the Whigs.
