Gavin Newsom's California Homelessness Crisis
December 1, 2023
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In episode 87, with our next guest Michael Shellenberger, we dive deep into the biggest issues affecting the state of California and the evolution from a prized state to being one of the highest-ranked populations for homelessness and crime. You might ask, why and how? Michael shares inside details on how California enables addiction and even pays you to be homeless. Michael himself went to the streets to get firsthand knowledge of this crisis and how it's affecting California in a significant way economically, politically, and more. Shawn and Michael discuss an array of topics ranging from why he ran for Governor in the state of California, population decline, victim ideology, the fentanyl crisis, losing trust in government, censorship, UFOs, and, if you do not know, Michael was one of the leading individuals to unpack the Twitter files on Elon Musk's X, this is also discussed.
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