We've Got At Least Three

I promise you. Very, very soon. Hold on one second.

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But, Julie, if you had your hand up earlier, I just want to make sure you're still around. If not, we'll go to Ronald. Go ahead and go to Ronald first.

I'm just getting settled here. OK, good deal. Ronald, jump in, brother.

So thus far, the only gubernatorial candidates who have recognized that there are so many COVID-19 vaccine people in the state of California, 96,887, more than 700 people have died just here in California. And these are conservative, low estimates.

Only three gubernatorial candidates who have sat down with us or have participated in a space with us is Mr. Markham, and I see him there, is Mr. Daniel Mercury, and Riverside County Chad Bianco.

He acknowledged when Julie and I met with him this past June that prior to the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine, there were deputies in their 50s having heart attacks and strokes in his department. But since the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine, there are Riverside County deputies having strokes and heart attacks in their 20s. So we've got at least three gubernatorial candidates who recognize there's a problem.

Three has reached out to Hilton several times, and thus far, crickets. We have a problem here in California. My Lord, if there was like a banquet of 800 people, and out of those 800 people, there have been more than 700 deaths, that would be major news.

But we cannot have anybody in California who's running for governor who's ignoring the big elephant in the room. And my misgivings with everybody except Daniel Mercury, he's the only one who knows the manual of the state of California, and that's the state constitution.

I appreciate people who are basically saying, hey, I like this particular candidate because it does him so, but do they know the constitution? Have they recognized that there are people who are suffering and dying in this state? Quite naturally around the United States, quite naturally around the world, but I'm focused here in California because this is where we live.