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While
#California
's authorities are enacting laws on critical issues like
#naturalgas
and electricity,
#gasprices
, and the
#education
system, some contest that the policymakers don't face the consequences of their choices.
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About 700,000 people moved out of
#California
within the last two years. “Leaving California: The Untold Story” is a feature-length documentary that sheds light on the underlying trends and policies driving this mass exodus.
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“I’m a PE teacher. I oversee a locker room. I will not be allowing biological males into the female locker room.”
𝗝𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮 𝗧𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗮, a former high school PE teacher in California, shares the response that got her fired from her school district.
Despite the challenges
#California
is facing, it holds enormous potential. It's important to consider who benefits from its decline and who can save it? Ultimately,
#Californians
hold the key to their state’s bright future.
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San Francisco videographer
@RawRicci415
joins
@SiyamakKhorrami
. He was a drug addict and career criminal but now advocates for the homeless and sober living. He fights to reform
#SanFrancisco
's response to
#homelessness
and drug addiction.
Watch now:
Californians are packing up their bags and leaving the Golden State, and we went in-depth to find out why.
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“If you don’t uphold whatever the most far-left narrative is, if you dare to ask any questions, you will be smeared and vilified.”
@JenniferSey
, former Levi’s brand president and long-time resident in SF, recounts the events that made her leave.
"In CA schools are required to teach about transgenderism," says Erin Friday, branch leader of pro-parents group
@OurDutyGrp
.
"They're taught that you are born transgender. Each one of these kids is worth about a million dollars to medical community."
"The uneducated voter is the biggest threat because it allows slimy politicians to continue occupying office."
Former
#LosAngeles
sheriff
@AlexVilanueva33
shares his thoughts on the reasons behind homelessness in LA.
❗❗California Insider has been demonetized on YouTube. In light of this, we want to reveal—for the first time—the truth behind California Insider, what the show is all about, and why Siyamak is doing what he's doing
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"Every governor before him met with us every two months. This governor refuses. He has never met with us."
𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗱 𝗕𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗼, sheriff of Riverside County, sheds light on what's happening between Governor
@GavinNewsom
and the sheriffs.
🚨SAN FRANCISCO'S DECLINE EXPLAINED🚨
Tony Hall, former member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, discusses how the
#crime
and
#homelessness
problems can be traced back to the policy making and what needs to change in order to bring
#SanFrancisco
back to its glory.
Why has
#California
become so expensive?
“The people who set policy, whether it’s on electric prices or fuel prices ... they’re never subject to the consequences of their own ideology,” says
@VDHanson
, a historian and senior fellow at the
@HooverInst
.
“In many cases, within hours of people being released from custody on Zero-bail, they were re-offending and committing new felony crimes.”
@jeffreisig
, district attorney of Yolo County, shares the latest result of his study on CA's recent policies.
"We've had a one-party state for the last 30 years. They've tried everything possible, and everything they've done has turned to crap."
@AlexVilanueva33
, former sheriff of Los Angeles County, shares his take on what's behind CA's brazen issues.
Ex-Mayor Explains How San Francisco was Mismanaged
"San Francisco was always the city “Can do”, the city that “Knows how”. We thrive on the fact that we welcome all diversity, all nationalities and lifestyles. But we've lost something in overdoing it."
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Where is the Sewage Going for Homeless RV Encampments?
"9000 gallons of raw
#sewage
a month are going into the
#wastewater
system... Straight to Santa Monica Bay" - Barry Coe
@barry_angeles
former commissioner from Santa Monica
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"They're being dropped off at one of four drop-off locations in San Diego County," says
@MayorBillWells
.
"90% of the people coming across the border are single military-age males and we don't know anything about them.”
"It's very ugly … I never dreamed they would be doing what they did with it."
@SiyamakKhorrami
sits down with
@AngelaAlioto1
, former San Francisco County Supervisor, to talk about why the city is no longer safe.
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“She destroyed hundreds of deputies' careers; they used to call her the 'badge collector.' The effect of that was catastrophic to the organization. People started leaving in
Despite a severe shortage, why is
#California
firing good teachers?
“I was fired for what I believe, not what I did,” says former high school teacher 𝗝𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮 𝗧𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗮. In this episode, the shares her story.
"We’re talking about millions of dollars," said
@JuanAlanisCA
.
"A lot of people look at it like this: ‘Hey, shoplifting has gone down. Look at it from the previous years.’ Well, when you don’t make it a crime anymore, it’s hard to report it.”
Alarming Surge of Lost Insurance Coverage in California
"This is the first time in 75 years we can't find
#insurance
for people. It's something that can crash our economy. It will stop everything"
Chris Hebard, a third-generation insurance company owner
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"I've never seen a more insidious, inane, exploitive, and cruel plan put forth to the American public."
@TonyHallSF
, a former San Francisco County supervisor, reacts to the idea of asking non-slave owners to pay people who were never slaves $5 million.
"They want to downsize our agriculture footprint. It pushes a small family farmers out of business. You have to spend $1-2 million to get the permit. Cut the red tape make it simpler"
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Siyamak sits down with Sohan Samran, a farmer in Madera county.
“Car-jacking is a felony, but selling a child for sex is not.”
Senator
@ShannonGroveCA
, the author of the SB14 Child trafficking bill, joins
@SiyamakKhorrami
to shed light on the reality of lawmaking in CA.
"You've got politicians and special interests against the farmers. That’s what you have today."
Multi-generational farmer 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸 𝗡𝗮𝗸𝗮𝘁𝗮 shares an insider's perspective on what CA farmers face and his efforts to save his family farm.
"Under their plan, I would have been a zombie. I had to call students by whatever preferred pronoun or gender that they want."
Former teacher 𝗝𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮 𝗧𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗮 opens up about her experience of being told to lie to students' parents.
Why is California the hardest state to open a restaurant? "Every retail business owner I talk to has a PAGA lawsuit, and none of them are less than six figures," says
@ChefGruel
, noting that small oversights can lead to legal violations and massive lawsuits.
Our guest is
@JenniferSey
, ex-senior
#Levi
's executive
"San Francisco has always been known for its progressive politics. But now if you don't uphold whatever the most far-left narrative is, if you dare to ask any questions, you'll be smeared and vilified"
"They just want free money, and they have zero respect for anyone else's property," says 𝗗𝗲𝗿𝗲𝗸 𝗗𝗿𝗮𝗸𝗲, former California resident.
Don't miss "Leaving California," a riveting documentary uncovering the root causes behind CA's mass exodus.
“The data shows that...violent crime is on the rise all over California.
The numbers don’t lie. The victims don’t lie. Crime is up.”
District Attorney
@JeffReisig
reveals the findings from his latest studies, shedding light on CA's increased crime.
"San Francisco was a glorious city. What made it was its culture, its people. If they don't take bold approaches to correct their problems, SF will be just like
#Detroit
in the 60s and 70s" - Tony Hall
@TonyHallSF
the former SF County Supervisor
💥
"If you have kids who do things without consequence, then more kids are going to do the same thing. And then pretty soon, the inmates are going to be running the asylum," says
@annhsu25
.
"The teachers are very discouraged. They feel helpless."
How are these RVs dealing with sanitation and wastewater?
"There are about 600 motorhomes. Just in my area. And there are no public restrooms, no restaurants. So where are they going?" says Barry Coe, a former commissioner from Santa Monica.
"Starting in 2024, you can no longer purchase...lawnmowers, leaf trimmers...hedgers, and that sort of maintenance equipment."
The CEO at JMV Landscape Construction, 𝗝𝗮𝘆 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘇, discusses how a new law will impact landscapers in California.
"Money comes in and goes out, and the number of homeless people grows. So is the money going to make the problem bigger? Or is the money going to solutions?" says
@KateMonroeCEO
.
"The evidence would show us it's going to make the problem bigger."
"You sell your $2 million house in San Francisco, you, as a seller, have to pay $20,000 to the city as a transfer tax," says Peter Fatooh, president of San Francisco Property Tax Appeals.
"For what? You’re leaving!"
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#California
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“Another county board supervisor did an interview with us but wouldn’t go on camera...Because that’s how [many] threats they get.“
Reporter
@VenturaReport
recounts how a cartel threatened a county’s board of supervisors in CA.
"The LA area…the Bay Area…a lot of these very soft on crime policies that they're coming from. It's the rotting underbelly of California."
Siyamak sits down with Shannon Dicus
@SheriffDicus
#Sheriff
of San Bernardino County
@sbcountysheriff
LA Doctor Explains Why Homelessness Is Growing | Full Episode
Siyamak explores Los Angeles County's response to homelessness with Dr. Houman David Hemmati (
@houmanhemmati
), an LA-based activist closely examining Santa Monica's approach.
"Under Prop 47, somebody who steals $900 worth of merchandise from a store can only be charged with a misdemeanor—no matter how many times they've done it."
@MikeHestrin
, Riverside County district attorney, sheds light on California theft.
“Fentanyl right now is the largest killer of individuals between the age of 18 and 45. It exceeds all other causes of death. Every 8.57 seconds, somebody dies of a
#fentanyl
overdose.”
California
@SenatorUmberg
discusses the impacts of fentanyl in CA.
Sheriff Matt Kendall
@MendoSheriff
grew up on tribal land and is the sixth generation to live in Mendocino County. He will talk about how rural California counties are being taken over by illegal marijuana growers.
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"San Francisco, if nothing changes, it will be just like Detroit, the '60 and '70, and ghost cities in this country," says Tony Hall, a former San Francisco county supervisor.
"And that's a shame to happen anywhere, much less the city as once great as San Francisco."
When a person gets arrested in San Francisco, the courts are “on the same page” about addressing mental health issues. But these individuals are also “wreaking havoc” on the streets, notes 𝗖𝗲𝗱𝗿𝗶𝗸 𝗔𝗸𝗯𝗮𝗿.
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“They keep telling us that crime is down when in fact it’s only reported crime that’s down because there’s no point to even call the police.”
@SoledadUrsua
recounts how an altercation with an RV dweller ended and sheds light on the RV issue in LA.
Not only has crime in
#California
been escalating at an astonishing pace, but it also comes with a hefty price tag.
Stream "California's Crime Wave" for a deep dive into how the surge in crime is impacting Californians. 👇
"You don’t feel safe. The last thing I want anybody: man, woman or child is to be looking over their shoulder when they go out and enjoy their lives," says
@SheriffDicus
.
"Things have changed. It’s out of control across the board."
"These
#offenders
will keep reoffending until they're stopped." -
#SamuelDordulian
Report shows about 7,000 child molesters were released early from prison in California, and these criminals are four times more likely to
#reoffend
.
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"All of those people on Venice Beach have been offered shelter beds or housing, numerous occasions," says Mark Ryavec, president of the Venice Stakeholders Association.
"There have been numerous offers made and they've all been turned down."
“We interviewed corporate CEOs as to what’s [their] future in California … What we heard back was, ‘We’re thinking of leaving the state, we can’t survive here.’”
Siyamak sits down with economist 𝗝𝗶𝗺 𝗗𝗼𝘁𝗶 to discuss the root cause of CA's exodus.
"I got fed up seeing people die and no one else cares"
@SiyamakKhorrami
sits down with JJ
@war24182236
, a concerned resident of San Francisco, who discusses his experience with homelessness.
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"California has tilted ... far in the direction of befriending the criminals," says 𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻 𝗞𝗮𝗯𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗸, director
@nfib_ca
.
CA Insider showcases leaders and professionals across the state about critical issues and trending topics.
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"How does it make any sense that domestic violence is considered nonviolent?"
In this episode, district attorney 𝗠𝗶𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗲𝗹 𝗛𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗻 discusses what
#California
defines as a violent crime.
"We are so...laser-focused on climate change, we could be destroying the entire species of wildlife in the name of saving the planet."
@SiyamakKhorrami
sits with 𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻 𝗕𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗿, retired Assistant Chief
@CaliforniaDFW
, to discuss CA's green energy.
Melissa Melendez
@senatormelendez
former California State Senator, explains why some policies are not delivering what they were promised.
"Because if they do, if they change how they're dealing with these issues, they have to admit that they were wrong."
"Residents are seeing homeless in the alleys, dumpster fires, they're cooking drugs, cooking meth.. Individuals are defecating, shooting up heroin.. It's a matter of will from the city" John Alley, real estate owner in Santa Monica
💥
What's contributing to hostility toward law enforcement?
"When you hear politicians ... make comments that you need to 'resist' and 'fight back,' that takes a toll," says Riverside Sheriff 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗱 𝗕𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗼.
“He claimed that ‘Because our time period is limited, I don’t have time to hear a bill.’”
@J_GallagherAD3
, a 6th generation farmer and Assembly Leader, details how a Committee Chair refused to hear a bill to fight wildfires in CA.
“A lot of people blame liberal states, but...liberal or republican, it’s dirty all over...America is decaying.”
𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘁 𝗪𝗶𝗹𝘀𝗼𝗻 from
@OffTopicShow2
is a videographer in Santa Monica. It was nice before, he says. But now, “it’s nothing like that.”
State-Mandated Housing Coming to Your Town
"What's happening in California is we're building these high-density communities in the middle of the towns and suburbs. I looked at them and they're basically all the same. It's brutalism."
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“We have the largest number of billionaires in the United States, we have the wealthiest zip codes. We also have the highest number of people on public assistance," says
@VDHanson
.
"You sort of had a medieval society where the middle class fled."
People will break into cars, rob you, and do whatever it takes to support their unaddressed drug addiction, says former drug dealer 𝗖𝗿𝗲𝗴𝗴 𝗝𝗼𝗵𝗻𝘀𝗼𝗻 on the uptick in San Francisco's crime.
Watch "California's Crime Wave" to discover more:
"It might make someone feel good to rescue a person with Narcan, but if you continue to let them use the drugs that put them in the position in the first place, eventually it will kill them," says
@VernPierson
.
"And that’s not compassionate."
"There's a couple of groups out there in the Bay Area that really do everything they can to try to just bankrupt the landlord," says
@jonathanfleming
.
"It's just a war. It is like civil war that you'd never seen before.”
"When you know that you can walk into a Walgreens or Target and steal upwards of $950 worth of stuff, why wouldn’t you come here? Of course," says Rafael Gordon, a retired paramedic.
"Drugs and crime are a big problem right now in San Francisco."
"We have one nuclear plant left. I think we have three gas fired plants in Southern CA producing all of this electricity we're using every day, 50%, 60% of what we need at night," says
@Susan_Shelley
.
"And they're talking about shutting them down."
Knowing about the existing mental health problems, who would say, "We need to make LSD and mushrooms and all these other psychedelic hallucinogens... legal?"
Sheriff 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗱 𝗕𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗼 discusses why CA can't stop the rise of lawlessness.
"All you're doing is enabling the dependency [and] you're normalizing that deviancy."
@AlexVilanueva33
, former sheriff of LA County, joins
@SiyamakKhorrami
for an in-depth discussion, including the allegations of "deputy gangs" within the department.
"It has been a disaster for ten years, since 2014 by moving Algebra one out of the eighth grade with the idea that African American kids would have a bump up in their academic math," says says Rex Ridgeway, President of PTA at
@Lincoln_High_SF
.
"It hasn't been the case."
How California Makes It Illegal to Fight Crime: Sheriff Chad Bianco (
@RSO
) | Full Episode
Siyamak sits down with Chad Bianco, who shares his perspective as the sheriff of Riverside County. He discusses the impact of state policies on California's crime rate and explores ways to
“I’m just thinking, ‘And what’s wrong with this? Do I not have the freedom to voice this and stand for what I believe in?’”
Former PE teacher 𝗝𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮 𝗧𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗮 explains how she got fired for her beliefs.
“It’s because of overregulation that is keeping us from taking the water. It’s really disheartening to see what’s going on.”
𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗸 𝗡𝗮𝗸𝗮𝘁𝗮, a multi-generational farmer, discusses why all the rainwater in CA goes out to the ocean.
“Criminals [are] just being completely emboldened and empowered to commit more crimes because there’s not a consequence.”
@SiyamakKhorrami
sits down with Sheriff 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗱 𝗕𝗶𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗼 to discuss why California can’t stop the rise of lawlessness.
"The message that gets sent to the criminal element is, 'you know what, there [are] no consequences. I can do what I want.'"
LA police officer
@ofcrdeonjoseph
shares his experience battling criminal elements on the ground and helping the homeless.
"We have a public safety crisis in Los Angeles," says
@jonathanhatami
, deputy DA of LA County.
"Smash and grab is zero bail, organized retail theft is zero bail. Burglary is zero bail and so what happens is if you get arrested for those things ... you just get released."
"The problem that we're having is that not only are people coming here because of the problems they have in their country, but we're handing out so much stuff for free."
Siyamak sits down with
@JimRigheimer
, former mayor and co-host of the
@weekendanswer
.
For the past decade, crime in
#California
has been escalating at an alarming rate causing Californians to take necessary measures to protect their lives and property.
Join
@SiyamakKhorrami
as he investigates the impact of crime on Californians.
“Criminals [are] just being completely emboldened and empowered to commit more crimes because there’s not a consequence.”
@SiyamakKhorrami
speaks with Sheriff Chad Bianco. His department lost two police officers over just two weeks, shocking
#California
.
“We’ve seen 65 million barrels lost on an annual basis in California since Governor Newsom took office.”
Energy entrepreneur
@MikeUmbro
helps us understand the reality behind why California’s gas prices jump so quickly.
"Crime is normal in San Francisco. Every day, all we hear is crime," says 𝗠𝗶𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗲𝗹 𝗛𝘀𝘂.
What is fueling this upswing in bold criminal behavior? Stream "California's Crime Wave" for an insider look:
"The new figures have come out for homelessness. They’ve gone up tremendously. And yet, we’re spending more," says John Alley, a real estate owner and co founder of the Santa Monica coalition.
"The more we spend , the worse it gets."
“They learned from my views that I don’t believe in calling people by preferred pronouns.”
𝗝𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮 𝗧𝗮𝗽𝗶𝗮, whose story went viral on Instagram after she got fired by the school district, shares her story.
"Kids in San Francisco can't get to calculus. Makes no sense. They moved Algebra1 out from the 8th grade in a city, which mayor London Breed has recently said is the hub of AI, in the heart of Silicon Valley."
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"It's almost as though the people in Sacramento, including the governor, do not seem to understand the consequences of the policies they've adopted," says Vern Pierson, El Dorado County's District Attorney.
"But the criminals? They understand."
“These offenders will keep reoffending until they’re stopped.”
Reports show that about 7,000 child molesters were released early in CA. Is
#rehabilitation
instead of jail working? Victims' attorney 𝗦𝗮𝗺𝘂𝗲𝗹 𝗗𝗼𝗿𝗱𝘂𝗹𝗶𝗮𝗻 joins us to discuss.
Our newest guest is
@CapeloutoMatt
whose daughter was poisoned by
#fentanyl
when she tried to purchase a
#Percocet
. California Father's Journey on Holding Fentanyl
#Drug
Dealers Accountable
💥
"How do you tell a grieving mother that the person knowingly sold her son a fake pill laced with fentanyl and knowing that it would kill him or could kill him," says
@FlindtAndersen
.
"You don’t think that person needs to do any jail time?"