00:01:34.040So when I started this campaign, that came out that we have a governor who does not engage with the number one issue that people care about in California, and that's law enforcement.
00:01:46.840He and his decisions with our prisons are destroying our county jails, but yet he won't meet with us.
00:01:52.360the the laws that he is signing into place that are allowing criminal activity to flourish
00:01:59.300in california he won't meet with us to discuss them the bills that are that are going through
00:02:05.500that we try and get to him because we know where they're going to pass and they're going to be on
00:02:09.480his desk so we try and meet with him so we can tell them the consequences the negative consequences
00:02:14.040if he signs this bill he absolutely refuses to meet with us so when i brought this up after i
00:02:20.680started running for this position I made a comment on a on a show on a news show and that went
00:02:28.420completely viral because no one can believe that the governor doesn't have a relationship with
00:02:34.980law enforcement and so he reached out to a small handful of sheriffs and said come have a meeting
00:02:45.400with me they went they they arrived at his office they said it was the biggest waste of time in the
00:02:50.120world but all he did it for is just so i can't say he's never met with us because he did meet
00:02:55.320one time where he called five of them it wasn't the leadership i mean we have currently i'm the
00:03:00.440president of our sheriff's association in california he's not going to reach out to me he didn't reach
00:03:05.500out to the president at the time or any of the board the board of directors he's hand selected
00:03:11.160who he thought were going to be favorable to his position which they're not i mean we have democrats
00:04:05.740So my election used to be on the governor's cycle.
00:04:09.420In the midterms is when every sheriff in the state was elected at the same time.
00:04:14.540And our elections were all on the governor cycle, which is right now.
00:04:18.120So in 2022, they tried to change it because and they specifically said and it was joked in Sacramento.
00:04:26.120It's the Bianco law. Because of covid, what I did with covid and then other sheriffs across the state started standing up to they figured out we can't control the sheriffs.
00:04:36.240We need to get those people out. We need to get those the right wing, the Republican sheriffs out.
00:04:41.260And so in California, they said that – and it's not even close. Far more Democrats come out to vote for the presidential election than the governor election. It's just a numbers thing. So if you go back in history, more people show up for a presidential election, and they vote Democrat.
00:04:57.940So they changed the law in California of when my election was going to be, and they moved it to the presidential cycle, which it should have been in the 2024 election.
00:05:14.040but we immediately sued because it's we're in the constitution it's a it's a four-year term that
00:05:20.360people elect us to and the judge ruled that you can't shrink our constitutionally elected
00:05:26.060term so they had to add two years to it so my 2022 election should have ended in 2026 but it
00:05:33.860really ends in 2028 now which really that's the only reason why that allowed me to run because
00:05:39.400i would never give up my position as sheriff and run for governor instead of a sheriff election
00:05:44.920so they are trying to they are actively trying to get rid of republican pro public safety
00:05:56.420sheriffs just like da's just like they're trying to get very leftist da's elected so
00:06:03.600they don't prosecute crime anymore. They don't want conservative Republican sheriffs because
00:06:12.440we're trying to keep people safe and we were combating criminals. And they there's there's
00:06:19.620an enabling of criminals in California. Yeah. I mean, the DNA of a sheriff is I don't know what
00:06:28.180sport, if they were to do a, you know, survey to see what sport sheriffs played, they probably
00:06:37.000played defensive coordinator, they probably played defense, football, you know, probably
00:06:43.140good, you know, infielders who are preventing the guy from scoring because it's the defensive
00:09:21.400I mean, when he says that he's lowering homeless in California, I mean, where?
00:09:28.240When he says how, you know, what a great job San Francisco was that he cleaned up San Francisco, where?0.99
00:09:34.340One weekend, just because you went in and you moved them all to the outside, hosed down the streets so you could let the Chinese president drive through,0.92
00:09:41.100and then tried to make China think and then the rest of the country think that San Francisco was okay again?0.94
00:10:26.020They are nothing but pawns, and if you really look into it, where that money is going, they have – they call them body brokers to travel the country, bring people into Los Angeles so they can milk their medical – their Medicare and everything else.
00:10:40.400And as soon as it's done, they just kick them out the door, and now they're living on the street.
00:10:45.180And that's a business because they're getting money for their nonprofits.
00:10:49.220They're also milking the medical industry, the medical system, for all of that money, and they're just a pawn, and they don't care about those people.
00:11:06.520Most of them have a mental health condition, probably caused by drugs or at least exacerbated by drugs, but you can still have conversations with them.0.71
00:11:16.400You can't be afraid of them, and that's what all of these politicians are.
00:11:20.060They're not having conversations with them.
00:11:22.380They're real people that had families or have families that they haven't seen their families in 10 years, 15 years because they had to leave.
00:11:30.140They got kicked out of their family because of the issues that they had.
00:11:33.300So we're just going to address it for what it is, and it's certainly not Holmes. Stop calling it Holmes. It's drug and alcohol abuse. It's mental illness. It's drug and alcohol-induced psychosis. It's mental illness that is exacerbated by drugs. So you have to address the drug problem. You have to address the mental health problem.
00:11:51.740And then if you want a tiny little bit of proof, and this is not proof, but this is a cop looking at everything in totality saying it doesn't make sense.
00:12:00.500The year before they legalized drugs in California, 2014, 2013, they passed a law that said you can't treat mental health and drug abuse at the same time.
00:12:12.680And then if you go back to 2014 and you look at the numbers in California for homeless, it's always constant until 2014 when drugs became legal.
00:12:22.200That graph goes straight up at a 45-degree angle, and it's not going to stop because it's purposely being made.
00:12:29.380So you have to end the drug and alcohol problem, the forcing them onto the streets with the mental health problems.
00:12:37.620And we thought we were going to be successful with Prop 36 because that changed Prop 47 back in 2014, and it was going to allow us the ability again to get them into drug and alcohol treatment centers.
00:12:49.620newsom won't fund it he won't give us the money for the drug and alcohol treatment centers he
00:12:54.740won't give us the funding for the mental health treatment centers so now we're just stuck so 70
00:12:59.700of the state every single county 70 of the state voted for this for a change in direction of public
00:13:05.500safety for mental health drug and alcohol and theft and newsom and the legislature will not
00:13:12.500give us the money for it it's going to be very easy you stop all of the money that's going to
00:13:17.200the NGOs and the non-profits you use a small portion of that for the capacity to treat these
00:13:24.400people with drug and alcohol treatment centers mental health treatment centers and this is
00:13:27.980this is the big one it's that one that does both because if I as a cop go out and find somebody
00:13:33.120and they've hit rock bottom and we say hey can I get you some help I there's a center I can get
00:13:37.620you in and they say yes I yes I'm at rock bottom I need help we take them into that treatment center
00:13:43.480for drugs and one of the intake questions is have you ever suffered a mental health condition
00:13:48.400treated for a mental health condition and if they say yes they can't treat them they just kick them
00:13:53.540out the door the system has been set up like this so when you treat it for what it is we are going
00:14:00.640to fix it and i guarantee you it it can be eliminated what we see in california with the
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