Cardone to the rescue! Is it too late for California to get its act together?
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In this episode of The Great Americana Show, we begin with some troubling news about the epstein files, then we hear from the woman who was one of the most prominent victims of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring, and then we learn that she may have just 4 days to live.
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hello everybody and welcome to the great america show it's great to have you with us tonight thanks
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so much for being with us we begin tonight with some troubling news it's been over a month since
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attorney general pam bonnie promised us that the epstein files were coming she told us they were
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on her desk she then proceeded the next week to release files now there were files that we're all
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expecting were going to be the ones that were promised who was involved in what where it
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happened all that good stuff turns out it was things that had already been released in years prior
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rolodexes flight logs things of that nature so nothing we hadn't already seen pam bondy saying
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she was fooled i guess by the fbi but she should have known better that 300 documents were not the
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full scope of the epstein files it's more like 30 000 documents so once finding out that she didn't
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get all the documents pam bondy said that truckloads of the documents were on the way to dc from the new
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york fbi field office this is also over a month ago so why is that we still don't have those documents
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a month later what's taking her so long what is there to redact and who is there to protect
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the reason i bring this up is virginia dufray who was one of the most prominent victims of
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jeffrey epstein's notorious sex trafficking ring announcing today that she may have just days to
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live in a social media post a dufray says quote i've gone into kidney renal failure they've given
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me four days to live transferring me to a specialist hospital in urology i'm ready to go just not until i see
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my babies one last time but you know what they say about wishes so what happened to dufray well
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dufray was in a car accident and was hit by a bus so now we have jeffrey epstein the billionaire
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financier financier who apparently hung himself with the cameras off and we have the number one
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most prominent accuser of epstein who's telling us she has just four days to live
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and we have pam bondy who has still not released the epstein documents
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let's just think about that over the weekend elon musk was in wisconsin uh and he was there
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to support the republican candidate for the wisconsin supreme court uh brad schimel and he did sort of
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like a town hall type uh interview with the people there the people there on the ground uh he was asked
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a question about corrupt politicians about his doge committee and what they're doing to maybe look at
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people like nancy pelosi to maybe look at people like maxine waters these people who have made
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millions of dollars in some cases hundreds of millions of dollars while making only 174 thousand
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dollars a year as a member of congress take a listen to what musk had to say
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uh a lot of strangely wealthy members of congress um where i'm i just can't i'm trying to connect the
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dots of how do they become rich while earning how do they get 20 million if they're earning 200 000 a
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year it sounds that's how do i just nobody can explain that so so so something's yeah we we're going to
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try to figure it out and um and and certainly stop it from happening um so
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this so if you're wondering why the democrats are so terrified of elon musk
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uh you might want to go look at nancy pelosi's stock portfolio and what they're up to uh there and how
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she's making all of her money also over the weekend secretary of the interior doug burkham was on fox
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news with lara trump and he was asked about the possibility of donald j trump getting put on
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mount rushmore now take a listen to his response it might have the marxist dems running for the hills
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no pun intended area is in charge of the national park service the national park service is in charge
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of mount rushmore a lot of people wonder will we ever see president trump's face on mount rushmore
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what do you think well they certainly have room for it there they just signed the order uh last week
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on july 3rd 2026 uh we're gonna have fireworks at mount rushmore uh and we've got a lot of amazing
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uh usa 250 events uh planned uh from across the uh across the country huh i wouldn't mind seeing that
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uh with everything donald trump has went through he certainly deserves it uh looking over in france a few
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thousand miles uh to the east or to the west depending on what side of the coast you're on
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uh mary leprin she was the opponent to emmanuel macron being sentenced today to years in jail
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for quote embezzlement of funds eu funds and being barred from running in the next election
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in france where she's the front runner against macron sounds awfully like america doesn't it folks
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america leads the way for a lot of people a lot of innovators a lot of ingenuity but never did i
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think we would be doing things like that and leading the way for political corruption truly truly sad
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the white house now taking control taking back control i should say of the white house briefing
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room uh previously uh signs were seats were assigned in the briefing room uh by the white house
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correspondence association a marxist run organization trump hating american hating folks in there uh the
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white house announcing this week that they're now going to change the seat assignments of some of these
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folks uh caitlin collins cnn front row seat it's probably going to be gone uh sometime soon folks
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looking down at the southern border we're seeing something now i didn't think we would have ever seen
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in our lifetimes for years we've reported to you all that drug mules and coyotes were running
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migrants illegals from the southern border of mexico into america we're now getting reports
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that the operation has completely flip-flopped coyotes are now reportedly running migrants from america
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back to mexico to avoid being caught by president donald trump uh by tom holman and and and his
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crew of people doing the roundups and deportations never in my lifetime did we i ever imagine did we
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probably ever imagine that we'd be seeing coyotes working on our side of the border to send people
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back to mexico or whatever respective country they'll be going back to the trump administration promises
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made promises kept folks there's a state that's in a lot of trouble in our nation it's not new york
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although that's one of them it's california our guest today is grant cardone uh he's the ceo of
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cardone capital a very brilliant man uh he lives the american dream a man who came from nothing has built
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a massive fortune a multi-billion dollar fortune um through hard work sweat and tears and he's looking
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at maybe running for governor of california interesting huh why would anyone want to go to california
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and run for office cardone left california many years ago because it was simply unsustainable to
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live taxes were too high uh regulation was too high and the state made it impossible to run a business
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to make a living to make money so cardone packed up and he went east to florida where he's been living
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but now he's taking a look at maybe going back to california and seeing how he could fix that
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beautiful state i say this all the time it's the most beautiful state in this country
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it's just completely mismanaged so as i said grant cardone is our guest today ceo of cardone capital
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10x california.com grant thanks so much for joining us today on the great american show i really appreciate
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it uh you're someone i've looked up to for a very long time i think you resonate with a lot of people
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who don't you know what course to take you're a motivational person you run a few billion dollar
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uh firm you own a crap ton of real estate you are the american dream grant uh you left california
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a few years ago because you couldn't deal with the tyranny anymore and you went to the free state
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of florida but now you find yourself grant back in california wanting to help the same people that
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you just couldn't deal with anymore because they've destroyed that state uh what are you up to right now
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yeah so 13 years ago i let thanks for having me on your show by the way uh i love what you're doing
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um to wake people up about what's really happening um i'm here in california i lived here 25 years
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left 13 years ago because literally it wasn't the tyranny it was we couldn't two things i couldn't
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afford to grow my business here and we were a small company at the time um and the taxes they they
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increased the taxes from 10 to 13 percent that was a 33 percent increase for those of you don't know
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math 10 to 13 is not three points it's 33 percent and i was already the state of california wasn't
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doing anything to benefit my business most of my business actually was out of state it wasn't even
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in california so if i did business in south carolina or bought a real piece of real estate in florida
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the state of california was taxing me 13 percent to manage a piece of real estate in florida and the
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state of california had nothing to do with it so i was one of the first people to leave here
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uh i made a big deal about it and said hey guys you're you're taxing me to where i can't afford
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to be here that was the first thing yeah the second part was um some of the craziness that they were
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starting to spend money on again this was 13 years ago this is not some of the things you and i were
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talking about before the show which is i don't know 38 billion dollars on uh broadband 40 billion on
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the rail nothing's been done on the rail uh the rail is going to go from bakersfield to
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someplace nobody wants to go so it's insane bro like it's insane like i wouldn't mind paying taxes
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i left a zero tax state texas to move to california because there's beauty it's resources the people
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the place is phenomenal i mean probably the greatest resources we have in this country come from the
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state of california 99 of our produce comes from there it's a phenomenal place right um technology
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comes out of here there's three companies that have 12 trillion dollars worth of market cap yet
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they can't figure out how to prevent fires yeah and i know a lot of people here a lot of people here
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just believe well that's just the way it is there's fires there's been fires for 100 years here
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there's been 1500 fires about um 750 a year um actually the number 7500 fires a year there's been
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75 000 fires in the last 100 years and not one golf course has ever been burnt because they irrigate
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the golf courses so irrigate the forest man we have the water we have the technology we have the genius
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what we don't have is the priority it's almost like they are using regulations and fires and uh the
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environment to to basically steal the state from the people yeah you know grant you know what i realized
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you got through a lot of trouble in california i was in vegas maybe six months ago sitting at a blackjack
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table talking to two people from california and i always try to gauge politics without asking straight
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up just so i know how far i can go left and right so we start getting to it and my buddy cracks a joke
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about gavin newsom they didn't think it was funny and this was the time at the wildfires
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and we start talking and uh you know my buddy makes a joke and says well if they didn't give
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that money to ukraine they could have got you guys water in california and this woman goes berserk
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it has nothing to do with that that we could have given the money to ukraine and got the water
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you don't understand how gravity works gravity flows down not up and i sit there and i hadn't said a
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word at this point grant and i simply said to her do you believe we could have put a man on the moon
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56 years ago do you believe that elon musk sends rockets up to space like he's eating candy and
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you're telling me we don't understand how to run a damn pump from the bottom of the canyon up to the
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top of the canyon to get you water no it's because they don't want to grant if there's if there's
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problems and the problems are fixed what can they run on fixing yeah look it's crazy to to think that
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this could be the biggest land grab in american history so they're making it unaffordable
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for people to buy a house to get a mortgage on a house unaffordable to insure the house
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it takes five to seven years karen bass said it's going to take five to seven years to rebuild these
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homes who has that even if you have the money most people do not have seven years if you're 40 years
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if you're 40 years old do you really want to move in when you're 47 your whole life changed a family
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changed the kids grew up it is almost as though they are literally using regulations and the
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environment and taxes and just more regulations again to to prevent you and i from actually having
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the california dream yeah and i think we'll probably see some eminent domain in there well you can't build
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here again because we need it to do this or we need it to do that it's mind-blowing to me grant we look
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at this thing it's the state that has the most water in the country yet they haven't figured out a way
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to pump the water from the oat i mean there's so many different ways you could have gotten the water
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but they don't want to because it's just mismanagement after mismanagement after mismanagement
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and grant you run it i wonder i wonder if it's mismanagement or is it intentional
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okay like why why do you what his number one newsom's number one priority was homelessness
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okay uh guess what he is the number one most homeless state in the country so when you get your
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when your priorities are right you can actually achieve what you're trying to achieve but
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it's almost as though the priorities like if you wanted to irrigate every square inch of forestry
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in california we have the technology and we have the money to do that and that would save us probably
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20 billion dollars a year in fire prevention and you know what grant donald trump proposed it he said to
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them i want to and the crazy thing about donald trump is you would think with how much they put him
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through which we're going to get to that he would just say the hell with california the hell with new york
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the hell with jersey the hell with all of these people who tried to get me killed number one and
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tried to throw me in jail he still sits there and says i want to help you guys yeah when we look at
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california he's mentioned wildlife uh fire prevention they laughed they scoffed at it we saw this this fire
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that just happened recently um why would donald trump even want to go ahead and waste his time
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helping people who don't care to even help themselves well number one like california is a massive state
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man you got you got 10 of the gdp running through this state you don't want it to roll over you're
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running you're the president of the united states you want to save the state of california this is not
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this is a major significant event this this just the fires could be 250 billion dollars
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oh my god maybe maybe it could go to 500 billion and be as big as the tarp bailout
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like you could literally bankrupt the entire country if the state of california rolls over
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you know it's insane man like 400 billion dollars in uh comes through that registry the gdp is almost
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four trillion and you got 40 million people that live here most of the produce comes out of here
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this thing rolls over you got a problem now if you could flip this state i mean this is my goal for
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being here one is to tell people what they can do in their economy i have three rallies tomorrow one
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tonight uh we're we're uh celebrating the firemen that that saved my house in malibu um and tomorrow
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i'm doing three rallies here to talk to people about what they can do to fix their economy this needs to be
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a citizen grassroots effort this cannot the people in california cannot depend on the extremists the
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pelosis and the newsoms this is by the way democrats have not ruined this state it's the extremists
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yeah that have ruined the state of california so i've got to ask you i mean you're sitting here
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you're spending your own money grant uh now going back to the housing thing you're a man who's got
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billions of dollars worth of properties and you did it the hard-earned way the american dream
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but there's people grant who don't have a hundred thousand dollars in the bank account we're looking at
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as you said millions of dollars worth of repairs millions of dollars worth of fixes your average
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property tax is probably in the neighborhood of 40 to 50 000 a year somewhere up in that range i mean
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how does the average person ever get out of this hole a guy who's 70 years old a guy who's 80 years
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old who's living off of social security who has left the house who's now maybe asked out because the
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insurance companies dropped them yeah you got it you got a number of problems property tax is the least of
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the problems i was just i'm in beverly hills right now and i'd stand in a hotel uh while i'm here to
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do these rallies and 1600 square feet house here is 1.7 million dollars number one problem they don't
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build houses here yeah when gavin newsom was letting you know saying he's going to handle the homeless
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problem he was short three million homes when he started this in 2005 he's still short three and a half
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million homes they built almost nothing and they let illegals come in that by the way illegals don't
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come with homes so you have a three and a half million home shortage you have regulations that takes five
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to seven years the solution is this get the code pass an emergency invoke your emergency uh rights as a
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governor as a mayor trump said said he president trump said they should do this invoke your emergency acts
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they have tremendous power remove all regulations do a one-stop approval give me the four conditions
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i need to rebuild my house or to build a home stamp me i don't even want to talk to a human being go to
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a kiosk we have the technology stamp me approve me and let me go four homes have been permitted
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and it's been almost 90 days since the fires so you got to get the regulations out of the way you have to
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have your priorities right you have to have a build build build campaign which is we're going to build
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three three to four million homes and we can build those in 18 months but he's got to remove the
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regulations he's got to provide incentives for builders and he's got to prioritize homeowners not
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homeless yeah you're absolutely right i want to take a quick break here grant when we return i want to get
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your take on why exactly you're doing this we watch what they've done to donald trump a man who spoke out
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a man who was not a politician we watched them try to ruin his life we're going to take a quick break
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and i want to get your take on the other side of this on why even waste your damn time because people
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don't care good question we're coming right we're coming right back with grant cardone he's the ceo of
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cardone capital a brilliant entrepreneur a man who's made it from the bottom to the top we're coming
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absolutely free folks are back with grant cardone he's the ceo of cardone capital brilliant man brilliant
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entrepreneur grant before we went to break there i'd pose the question to you everything they did to
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donald trump indictment after indictment the rest of his life in jail a bullet passed his head hit his
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another botched assassination attempt on his golf course all because he wants to fix this damn country
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from what they've done to it so it seems if you speak out against the problems you become public enemy
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number one a man like you you have everything to lose great family great businesses a lot of real estate
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why do it to yourself uh look it's a good question but you know mostly because i i think i can
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i i actually believe that you know i have the courage to do it i i'm a i'm a look this isn't
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about really about california it's about america yeah you don't want california to fail this is a
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tremendous phenomenal resource you cannot duplicate this anywhere on planet earth maybe you get to
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portugal but it's still not this is an unbelievable resource man you do not want to lose this
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so i'm 66 years old um you know california was great to me i had both my kids here home birth both
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my kids just up the street from where i'm at right now started my first business made my first million
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dollars here uh wrote my first book here like a lot of great things happened to me bought my first
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piece of real estate here um and i love this place and i wouldn't have left like they drove me out
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of here i begged to figure out how to stay here and i feel in many ways that i was a coward because
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i just left rather than staying and solving the problem now i'm in a position 13 years later uh we
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went to to miami and set up shop we went from you know half a dozen employees to to 1500 employees
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and i know that this thing can be changed it can be fixed any economy can be fixed any problem can be
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fixed there's a solution to everything as long as you got to get the criminals out of the way
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yeah you got to get the bad guys out of the way um but once you hey what's my ideal scene this is how i
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fix problems what's the idea commit to it i want an ideal scene here okay what is it identify what it is
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remove all the parties that are involved with causing this thing not to be ideal ideal would be
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what we have housing that's available that means we got to increase supply we got to have people
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coming back into the state not leaving the state you got to have affordable housing increase supply
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and you you probably need to reduce taxes you're competing with other states now arizona texas florida
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if california is a product you have to be competitive they have the best weather the best
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food the best food supply the one of the best locations in the world they're like people people
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have been coming here since the 1800s because and staying here because it's so phenomenal yeah i go
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grant and i don't want to come i live in new york born and raised in new york i went down to florida for
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college and i sit here back and forth and i'm like i kind of want to go back to florida i can't
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i sit here grant and i lose half of my paycheck i tell my father who's a lifelong new yorker what are you
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doing a wall street guy you gave away 60 of your paycheck between your income tax and your property
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tax and they make it so that you have to stay because the businesses are here but i think
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businesses are starting to smarten up going back to california the income tax rate i think it's
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13 and uh 13 percent just over 13 well it's 14.4 if you earn what i do and if you have a house over
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five five million dollars you're going to pay another point property taxes they said they would
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never ever change the property taxes and they did and they approved it yeah so at some point you
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know the people in california are complicit this is what i was saying to you about the diddy party
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you got invited to the audience about that one you got invited to a diddy party you didn't know what
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you were going to no problem but when you go back that's a problem when you go back over and over and
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over again you're complicit at the crime and the people in california have been acting like
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and this is what you hear here oh look at the weather this is what we pay for god created the state
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of california yeah not politicians okay if you had a zero percent tax in california zero percent income
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tax and you would still have what god gave us in this state okay like you're not paying for it you're
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being charged for them to steal and funnel money okay you cannot raise four hundred billion dollars in
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revenue yeah and still have a negative yeah how long have they run a deficit for in california
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well i think he started when he started in office he was probably a hundred billion up
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and now he's negative how many more money oh my good so going back to that so you're 14 and a half percent
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what people don't realize grant is you can go in some cases an hour and a half to the east and you can
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be in nevada where it's zero you can go in some cases an hour and a half to the south where it's
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just over two percent in arizona you can go a few hours to right where you went in texas these people
00:25:33.800
grant have managed to do what is the impossible you've got two of the largest corporations in this
00:25:38.700
country the largest apple and uh tesla or uh tesla facebook meta google move i mean there he's went
00:25:48.220
down to texas part of it down to texas apple's building another facility down in texas elon musk
00:25:53.020
has pulled out and moved to texas these people have done grant what it's like impossible to believe
00:25:57.960
that they've managed to screw up an empty lot if they at a worst grant just didn't touch a damn thing
00:26:03.480
i think everything would probably be better than it is right now your thoughts look toyota left uh
00:26:11.500
2005 maybe 2004 they'd been here 50 years that was when the writing was on the wall for me they
00:26:19.240
left quietly by the way no headlines and now here we fast forward look at all the people that left
00:26:25.100
dude it's cost this state a billion dollars just because i left and i'm just a small small business
00:26:31.780
owner like i don't i don't do business with wall street i don't i'm not connected i have no sponsors
00:26:37.620
i am as you said the american dream just grind and work and push and shove and sacrifice
00:26:43.240
and you know i'm not asking for a pat on the back i've been very lucky very fortunate
00:26:48.020
um but it's not like i'm connected i'm not a connected guy i am i am part and why i think i can
00:26:55.680
do this here is i am very connected to regular people uh regular small and large uh small and
00:27:03.520
medium-sized businesses i'm not a corporate guy um i don't even do business i've never taken a penny
00:27:09.820
from the government like for for any programs um and i'm look i'm the american dream bro i know it can
00:27:17.380
happen i know anybody can do it and i know california can be turned around this this this beautiful state
00:27:23.900
can be fixed with with as long as the people demand a fix so that's actually what i want to turn to
00:27:32.160
next because this i think can pique your interest a little bit if you haven't already seen it right
00:27:36.240
here we've got a map grant of the 2024 election in comparison to the 2020 election you can see here
00:27:43.680
every single county grant every single county throughout the entire state moved further right
00:27:51.140
in this past election uh going over here looking at san benito monterey uh let's go to la la 11 points
00:27:59.120
grant to the right i think donald trump carried beverly hills which is like where you're sitting
00:28:03.460
right now for people who aren't from california i mean that's the leftist of the left of the left
00:28:08.800
left left like it doesn't get much left than that uh the people are waking up or traditionally i you
00:28:14.520
know i come on here and i'd say the people don't want change they don't want to wake up but you look
00:28:18.400
at this map grant and everything has moved further to the right than it was in 2020 which means the
00:28:24.300
people are thirsty for a change which means gavin newsom's got to go kamala harris can't come in
00:28:28.820
uh it means that karen bass has to go all these rogue woke prosecutors have got to go because we
00:28:35.320
can't sustain it i want to go into something a little bit different uh not a little bit different
00:28:39.880
on the same topic the young voter which i told you before i think you resonate with amazingly the more
00:28:44.900
people i ask younger do you know grant cardone that they say yes the older folks say yeah i've heard
00:28:49.660
of them you resonate with a group of people grant who is the future of america yeah to 29 base i've
00:28:56.260
got some numbers for you and i want to get your reaction on it from edison exit polling they do all
00:29:00.100
the exit polling for the elections in 2020 uh the voter turnout was 17 for 18 to 29 which went to 24
00:29:07.420
biden wow fast forward to 2024 grant 14 so it dropped off three percent there harris plus 11 i'm not
00:29:15.440
going to try to do math publicly on air biden plus 24 in 2020 harris plus 11 this last election i think
00:29:22.940
people are waking up your thoughts i think the fires the fires really made people aware hey something's
00:29:29.920
very very wrong here you know look there's a lot of money here there's a lot of wealth here so when
00:29:35.680
the produce prices go up okay whatever this is what we pay for when the taxes go okay whatever i love it
00:29:41.520
but the truth is see what really happens is the wealthy i'm not talking about the bellman
00:29:46.660
downstairs okay downstairs he's like i can't leave grant i got a house i paid 70 grand for
00:29:51.780
oh my goodness it's worth 500 000 today i can't leave california it'll cost him more to leave right
00:29:58.760
and the wealthy are like okay i'll just keep my house here i'll register in florida i'll register in
00:30:06.660
arizona or you know utah or nevada i'll pay i'll pay no taxes on my income and i'll go back and visit
00:30:13.940
california for six months and use the resources for free new york's doing it down to florida and and
00:30:20.360
this is just a broken system like it's just numbers man it's numbers when you reward people to leave
00:30:26.280
they're gonna leave when you penalize them to stay they're not gonna stay so uh on the 29 18 to 29 voter
00:30:34.360
look you gotta people have to start talking to the younger voters and they're not on tv
00:30:40.820
okay and they they know when it's authentic and they want transparency they don't want politicians
00:30:48.300
to be perfect they want politicians to tell them the truth yep unfortunately both the republican and
00:30:55.580
the democratic party none of them understand social media they think because they have an instagram channel
00:31:00.880
now or they're going to do a podcast like newsom they understand it they don't understand it
00:31:04.720
yeah and neither party can prepare their politician the guy they're going to run to understand social
00:31:12.080
media tiktok instagram facebook do you it takes time i built a 20 20 million person audience providing
00:31:21.020
free economic content for free okay some tiny percentage of that does business with me but most of it never
00:31:29.200
ever gives me a penny and i've been serving that public for 13 years now uh and and a lot of it's
00:31:34.880
under 40 years old oh my goodness no you're absolutely right and this podcast we do it's embarrassing to
00:31:40.620
see we get better numbers on this podcast than gavin newsom great we get better numbers than michelle
00:31:45.320
obama the former first lady this is the republicans uh race to screw up across the damn border we're
00:31:51.980
going to take one more quick break here we come back i want to talk about that how this is the
00:31:56.400
republicans race to lose 2026 2028 it's for the republicans to lose the democrats have given us
00:32:01.460
all our ammunition it's their race to lose folks we're talking to grant cardone ceo cardone capital
00:32:06.160
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folks we're back with grant cardone brilliant entrepreneur the american dream as i keep saying
00:33:17.260
you know it's the thing that we all strive to be it's the thing that we all uh you know put out to do
00:33:21.940
some of us are lucky enough to make it some are not uh you know that's just how america works but
00:33:26.680
uh the decks aren't stacked grant came from nothing he built everything uh you know america
00:33:32.780
gives everybody an equal opportunity uh grant i want to turn to now the national picture and where
00:33:38.000
we're at right now donald trump tariffs on mexico tariffs on canada it's giving the economy a little
00:33:44.160
bit of its run for its money but i love that uh he's also got this doge committee where they want to
00:33:50.420
cut out a trillion dollars you understand this they want to cut a trillion dollars out of the gdp now
00:33:54.820
what people don't understand is it's not just the tariffs that are driving the markets a little bit
00:33:58.840
lower when you're cutting a trillion dollars of spending grant out of a gdp it's going to have
00:34:04.740
the effect because wall street wants money spent spent spent spent and these dudes on wall street
00:34:09.120
grant are criminals it's time for the blue collar worker the hard average working american to make
00:34:14.360
money and wall street to sit down they've made enough money on the backs of the american people on
00:34:19.080
the backs of the 401ks and the pension plans for the last hundred years they could sit down for a few
00:34:24.800
months for a year while donald trump figures out how to get companies to come back to america
00:34:29.060
to employ americans sorry for the rant but your thoughts yeah no uh look i mean wall street
00:34:36.760
just responds to uncertainty they don't like uncertainty so this market volatility that we're
00:34:43.720
experiencing right now is not you know this is a temporary thing everybody needs to calm down
00:34:50.600
everything's fine when you cut a trillion dollars out of the government spending it's all fraud yep
00:34:57.640
it's not actually that trillion dollars wall street guys those guys have never run a business by the way
00:35:05.780
they just invest people's money that money is not getting into the marketplace those are not goods and
00:35:11.180
products and services it's fucking fraud okay it's it's crimes you're going to end up with a trillion
00:35:17.320
dollars in the economy this shouldn't have gone to other countries you got social security fraud
00:35:22.740
this being committed in south america that's not benefiting anybody in america they're not spending
00:35:28.460
that money here so the first thing you have to do is what is the ideal scene what is the perfect
00:35:33.880
scenario are you committed to that scenario good second thing cut out the garbage like if i've taken
00:35:40.520
over businesses first thing we do is we go in we create what's our perfect scenario what's our targets
00:35:45.900
second thing we do cut the bullshit right all the bullshit the executives the mid-tier people cut
00:35:52.280
them out get rid of them any of the spending that's ridiculous get rid of it yeah if i buy an apartment
00:35:58.180
building same thing that we do we go in we find out who's good who's bad get rid of them and then we
00:36:03.460
start over again yeah and and this is what has to happen in america this is the time to do this
00:36:09.820
um i think donald trump's going to get rid of the irs as well i think everybody thinks he's not going to do
00:36:15.220
that i think he is going to do that and i think that that would be good for america because there's
00:36:19.980
tremendous amounts of fraud in the irs number one and number two if you restore two trillion dollars
00:36:27.380
back to the u.s taxpayer you'll still be able to pay for medicare social security and the military
00:36:33.480
put two trillion dollars back into citizens hands they're going to spend the money they're going to
00:36:39.260
invest the money they're going to use the money they're going to upgrade their lives and we're going
00:36:42.800
to create so much prosperity in this country it'll be phenomenal they may even 10x their lives grant
00:36:47.880
um that's possible by the way i'm grant i'm sold on the point you tell me if i'm crazy or not
00:36:53.720
that we may have so much fraud and waste in this government that we will not have to do possibly
00:36:59.700
entitlement reforms the thing that everything everybody's so terrified you know pushing grandma
00:37:05.040
off the cliff taking away her health care making me retire at 85 not 65 i mean are you of that same
00:37:11.760
belief tell me if i'm crazy or not but i think there's so much fraud it's possible there there
00:37:15.820
is there is so much fraud okay 25 of the gdp in america goes through dc okay that's that's uh what
00:37:23.660
10 trillion dollars moves through dc if you grab even one percent of that you're talking about
00:37:31.420
tremendous amounts of money and so 10 trillion that'd be a trillion dollars right there just grafting
00:37:39.060
being being grifted through dc every year 10 years that's 10 trillion uh 10 trillion is tremendous
00:37:46.300
amounts of money people don't understand how much money this is and and um and how do you handle that
00:37:51.880
how do you handle a drug addict you take away the drugs how do you handle alcohol take away the alcohol
00:37:56.480
how do you handle a gambling addiction you get him out of the casino you banned his ass he can't go in
00:38:02.200
anymore so what do you do to the politicians cut off the resources going to the politicians
00:38:07.260
and that would apply in california stop the madness stop the insanity or you get rid of the people
00:38:13.840
that are insane you know what grant they wanted donald trump's tax returns for years they got their
00:38:19.600
hands on them i want the tax returns of nancy pelosi i want the tax returns of gavin newsom
00:38:24.060
of karen best these people all live in million dollar homes few million dollar homes they're making
00:38:29.480
174 000 a year before taxes grant nancy pelosi does not fly uh 12 10 to 12 hours a week to go to dc to
00:38:38.220
make she makes a little bit more 200 000 there's something more to it and nobody wants to peel off
00:38:43.420
that layer of the onion nobody wants to talk about that because they're all in on it everyone's making
00:38:49.060
money somehow let's get the tax returns of every single member of congress let's get the tax returns of
00:38:54.640
every governor every district attorney and i guarantee you grant will lose probably half of
00:39:00.080
these people because they're getting money somewhere else and they're not supposed to be
00:39:03.700
well i think even bigger than that is we just do what doge is doing okay do an audit on each one of
00:39:09.880
these departments cut out the fraud and nancy won't get that money anymore i mean in the case of nancy look
00:39:15.760
she's making 200 grand a year she's worth 260 million dollars okay now i know what it takes to put
00:39:22.700
260 million dollars together she would have had to been alive since before the great pyramids
00:39:28.840
okay and she looks like that but you know one day i'll look that old but but uh until then like
00:39:36.020
it's impossible without her doing insider stuff all they have to do is cut off the insider trading
00:39:41.940
congressmen should not be able to get data that the rest of us don't have access to and they shouldn't
00:39:47.220
be able to trade by the way if you're going to go into that if you're going to go and be a politician
00:39:50.940
you should not be able to trade on the stock exchange and you should only be allowed to be
00:39:54.680
there for four six ten years enough to not get corrupted because it takes a little bit of time
00:39:58.540
grant your mind is like very much like donald trump's in the sense is you're a businessman you're not a
00:40:02.940
politician the politicians are the people who got us into this this problem the the gavin newsom's of
00:40:08.160
the world the nancy pelosi's the barack obama's the joe biden's everyone says trust them they look
00:40:13.720
the part they play the part good they kiss the baby's head they shake your hand they look at the eye when
00:40:18.340
you're speaking to you donald trump doesn't have he doesn't have the hair he doesn't have the
00:40:22.460
the steve but that's fine he's a businessman you're the same thing you're a businessman i got the hair
00:40:27.740
though dude grant america is a business and it has to be run like a business not the way that it's been
00:40:34.380
run for these last few years i mean it's even been more more than a few years but i'm talking of late
00:40:39.840
times um are you confident donald trump is going to get this thing turned around four years a very short
00:40:45.760
period of time in the grand scheme of things do you think that there'll be a lasting effect once
00:40:50.420
he's done after his four years is up i think that you know you got you got to you can't worry about
00:40:57.120
the lasting effect right now until you get the change in place so if i'm running a department i
00:41:01.080
can't worry about 10 years right now i got to worry about this year fix it get some successes and then
00:41:07.460
you got to start stacking wins you know state of california and the united states of america has not
00:41:12.380
had a bunch of wins lately we're going backwards not forward so again goes back to what's your ideal
00:41:18.300
scene are you committed to it cut the bullshit out of what is the ideal scene you and your family are
00:41:24.280
going on a trip it's the same thing bro call it a business call it a country call it a trip call it a
00:41:29.680
target whatever find identify the target find the vehicle that'll get you to the target okay be willing
00:41:37.300
to not do things on your way to the target that would get you off your target and until you get
00:41:43.680
there don't stop get a success tell the world it was successful and repeat the activity any department
00:41:50.200
division a family a company or a country is going to basically do the same thing grant i really
00:41:56.980
appreciate you taking the time to talk with us today before we wrap up i've got to ask you because
00:42:01.660
it's uh the audience is now sat here for you know 20 something minutes and they're wondering is grant
00:42:06.380
cardone going to run for governor of california i think a lot of them are cheering for you uh you
00:42:10.720
know if you don't want to answer you know are you on the fence 50 50 60 40 70 30 yeah i well i don't i
00:42:16.960
don't do 60 40 50 50 stuff right now i'm 100 committed to seeing if the people in california are interested
00:42:24.720
in change and my goal literally i'm taking all through the summer this year actually i've we just left
00:42:31.480
our big conference 10x growth conference in miami um and then i'm i'm here in california
00:42:37.760
spending my time my my energy my resources my family's not even with me this week and i'm running
00:42:43.340
up and down the state to tell people hey we can fix this economy okay you can actually flip california
00:42:49.860
red yep and by the way it needs to be flipped not because democrats are bad but we need to send a
00:42:56.260
message to the extremists that the extremists are not welcomed okay gay transgender whatever you want
00:43:03.960
to do you're welcome to california the extremists are the problem in california that is what and that's
00:43:10.080
the problem in america by the way extremists that don't appreciate america are not willing to sacrifice
00:43:14.880
i want to i want to talk to the property owners and make property owners the priority not uh those that
00:43:22.000
don't own property yep residents should be more important than rodents the environmentalists need
00:43:27.540
to go away they created the largest environmental problem in the history of the united states by not
00:43:33.680
or by having too many regulations to prevent these fires from happening and all you california people
00:43:39.100
is like oh fires happen no no fires happen you're right fires do happen putting them out is what we're
00:43:44.980
supposed to do right and it's not like we don't know the fires are coming every october to january
00:43:50.460
they're coming the santa anas are coming there's a way to prevent them provide your fire departments
00:43:55.160
with the resources provide water to hydrants make sure your reservoirs are filled and if you want to
00:44:00.560
get more proactive than that invest the money in the state to make sure every inch of forestry is
00:44:07.320
irrigated you've never seen not one time has a golf course in the state of california burnt to the ground
00:44:14.280
yeah doesn't happen i never thought of that but you're absolutely right uh grant i we really hope i i mean
00:44:19.920
we're with you all along the way and anything we can do to help you get your word out yeah go to
00:44:25.000
10x california.com that can help me so any of you that want to get a hat or a shirt or you don't want
00:44:30.040
to donate to what i'm doing right now i can't do this by myself so right now we're we're organizing
00:44:34.820
rallies and locations around the state and i'll travel at my own expense go there and do a hour to
00:44:40.880
an hour and a half on the economy and what you and your family can do to fix your economy your money
00:44:45.600
your finances i was talking to bellman downstairs today hey dude what could you do to fix things
00:44:50.180
what's your ideal scene where could you get extra money from how can you get your kids participating
00:44:55.120
where can you cut should you buy a house right now okay like those are things that that the people in
00:45:00.940
california the government's not giving them that information rick caruso is not going to give it
00:45:05.220
kamala harris isn't going to give it even the republican candidates are running or not like they're trying
00:45:11.200
to run as governor and they don't even have a movement yet yeah you got to get a movement you
00:45:17.100
got to get the people to believe they can win and then the people will pick the person that can
00:45:23.200
actually uh lead the state out of this problem that it has yeah you're doing it the right way uh grant
00:45:28.720
because most people jump right in they go to their big donors they get a million bucks a few million
00:45:32.620
bucks they waste it all on consultants totally you're doing it the absolute right way and it's the
00:45:37.780
difference i think between you real quick i just i've met with four consulting groups that all have
00:45:42.040
interest in and and you're telling asking me the same questions and i'm like guys like that's not
00:45:49.400
how this game is going to be won you're not winning this on tv you're not winning it with ads you're going
00:45:54.380
to win it on the ground and you're not you cannot do this the way we used to do it yeah you're absolutely
00:46:00.220
right grant we'll talk to you soon hopefully good luck be safe out there all right man thanks thanks
00:46:05.680
everybody for being with us today here on the great america show and thanks to grant cardone for
00:46:09.340
taking the time to talk with us um truly hope he decides to run uh he's a common sense voice
00:46:14.500
in a time where we need common sense in this country we've drifted away from our core values
00:46:20.100
our american values uh and i really think we need to get back to it um otherwise we're in a lot of a
00:46:26.440
lot of trouble folks we'll see you back here tomorrow for the great america show where our quest for truth
00:46:30.080
justice and the american way continues see you tomorrow same time same place until then may god bless you
00:46:35.660
may god bless america and may god bless the great blue doll see you tomorrow