Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Larry Elder about his running for governor in the California recall election, the frightening statistics of failing schools and the housing market, how Republican governors can enact rapid change in blue states, and the real reason why Democrats are desperate to use systemic racism to get the black vote.
First, Larry discusses how environmental regulations drive up the cost of living in blue states like California. The powerful unions, and the prohibitive cost of environmental compliance create a rising cost of living and cost of doing business that caused CEO Magazine to put California in last place for the worst states for business.
He also shares some frightening statistics about the test scores of public schools, the need for school reform and taking on the teacher’s unions.
While many people treat entertainer Kanye West’s foray into the presidential race as a joke, the move could have serious implications come November. West announced earlier this week that he is tossing his hat into the political ring and immediately drew the support of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk. Although his announcement is too late to get on the ballot in at least six states, he still may have a major impact on the race. If West were to run as an independent, would he siphon off the majority of Black voters who were going to cast their ballots for President Trump, or would he dig into Joe Biden’s support? Bill Whittle and Scott Ott give their analysis on the Bill Whittle Channel.
