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A speaker pressed the Governor with questions, asking what the Governor wants after vetoing a bill a week ago. The questions included why the Governor won’t take questions in four weeks, why the Governor is avoiding the public and the press, and why there has been no gaggle for four weeks. The speaker repeated the questions to the Governor, noting “In four weeks, governor.” The scene closes with “That’s the sound of a suburban door.” Thank you.

Parents seek guidance from health leaders regarding vaccine decisions. I want to address a serious matter about character. You were accused of sexual harassment and assault by Eliza Cooney, who was initially hired as a babysitter. When confronted, you mentioned you weren't a "church boy" and acknowledged having "skeletons in your closet." You later texted Ms. Cooney an apology but claimed no memory of her account. Can you respond to these accusations in front of this committee? Did you make unwanted sexual advances toward Ms. Cooney? No, I did not, and that story has been debunked. Why did you apologize then? I apologized for something else. That’s not my understanding. You can read the text she published; it was not for that.

I apologize for the harm caused to Alex Turck and his loved ones, as well as letting down the people of San Francisco. I am committed to regaining their trust and will work hard to run the city effectively. I also apologize to my administration, staff, friends, and family for my actions.

I interviewed Mayor Spanky at City Hall in Bourbon, California, regarding a public banking event where he received a spanking from a drag queen. I questioned him about initially lying and saying the event wasn't open to children, which he later retracted. He denied lying and claimed it was a private event for 21+, despite the advertisement stating 15+. I also asked about his canceled keynote address, but he denied any connection to the upcoming video on banking. Lastly, I mentioned his controversial tweets about pornography, rape, and pedophilia, but he refused to comment. Despite Mayor Spanky initially avoiding me, I persisted and was able to ask him tough questions that the media hasn't addressed.

The speaker is asked if voters are fed up with the state of their cities and if politicians need to clean up the streets. The speaker responds that while that is generally the case, it is not the inspiration for Care Court. They clarify that as an electoral strategy, they are termed out and the politics behind their actions are driven by compassion and purpose. When asked if cleaning up the streets of California factors into a potential presidential run, the speaker states that they will not overpromise in the short run, as the state is currently struggling with housing and homelessness. They dismiss the suggestion that cleaning up California streets is part of a larger political strategy and emphasize that it is a foundational responsibility, not a grand ambition.

We have full confidence and are forming a team to lead us to victory. The timing of people walking away doesn't matter; it's how we react. We are in talks with legal counsel to take CNN to task for what they have done to us. We have 5 weeks left and won't let CNN throw us off our mission to win. I am dismayed that you focus on this instead of people hooked on fentanyl, what's going on at the border, or the economy. I am coming after CNN full throttle. To put the people first, we've got to concentrate on this campaign. No more questions because when I made history as the first black lieutenant governor of North Carolina, you did not knock on my door. Don't knock on it now.

Gavin, you have failed California. Your leadership is lacking, and you avoid accountability while focusing on your image. You’ve been caught lying, such as when you claimed to be on the phone with Biden. The truth will come out, and it’s time for Californians to demand better. Your decisions have had serious negative impacts on people's lives, and this must change. Here’s a transcript from an interview with a Los Angeles firefighter with over 20 years of service.

The speaker defends himself against allegations and claims to have nothing to hide. He offers to release all evidence to prove his innocence. The interviewer brings up the association with Jeffrey Epstein, to which the speaker explains that he and his wife had massages at Epstein's house but denies any wrongdoing. He mentions that many prominent individuals also had massages there and that his friendship with Epstein was purely academic. The speaker argues that having a massage does not make him guilty and that the person making the allegations has admitted to possible mistaken identification. He concludes by stating that he and his wife are innocent.

I apologize for the recent events and the hurt I have caused to Alex Turck, his loved ones, the people of San Francisco, and my administration. I am committed to regaining trust and will work hard to fulfill my duties as mayor. I am deeply sorry to my staff, friends, and family for my actions.

"My message is Gavin Newsom." "I am going to expose you for the complete fraud that you are, the liar that you are, and you will never ever be the president of this country." "California's problems are completely caused by California government." "We have the greatest businesses." "We have the greatest people." "We are the laughing stock of the rest of the country." "We are the laughing stock of the world." "No one wants to go to California anymore." "They'll go California for Disneyland. That's it." "you guys have that crazy governor." "It's our government that has completely changed and brought us to this laughing stock position." "That has to happen again, and that's really the only reason I'm running for governor."

"Word, he walked off, and he didn't respond to reporters' questions. 'What do you do to, to improve the the public's confidence in you?' 'I think I said everything I was gonna say, and, and I think you heard that I said everything I was gonna say.' 'Should Alex Turk be paid out of your own pocket as opposed to campaign contributions?' 'Thank you, guys. I think I've stated everything I wanna stay on the topic.' Newsom arrived an hour and a half late, took no questions outside. 'Mayor, seems like you're talking to all the other reporters and not us today.' 'I'll happily talk to anyone from channel seven.' 'I don't have much inclination to talk to this particular reporter because of the remarkable inability to be accurate with the player.' 'Mayor, on a different topic, I'm reporting another patient death from' 'the fall at Lego. I'm happy to take any questions you guys have.' 'What's that? A cavalier beef? You went to Sugani. It's regarding Ruby Turk.' 'Ed Jews says that you should step up to the play. I wonder whether you have any comment on the McHugh and Ross story about the drinking.' 'That was a great cheap shot.'

I was asked about the President's debate performance and his mention of travel, jetlag, and a foreign trip as factors. I did know about these factors but focused on the cold instead. The schedule and the cold affected his performance.

Gavin, you've failed California as a leader, lacking accountability and prioritizing your image. You've been dishonest, claiming to be in contact with Biden when you weren't. The truth will come out, and it's time for Californians to demand better. Your decisions have negatively impacted lives, and this must change. Here’s a transcript from my interview with a Los Angeles firefighter with over 20 years of service.

The speaker is questioned about his time at West Point Grey Academy and his relationship with a convicted sex offender. The speaker denies any involvement in sexual misconduct and refers to his autobiography for more information. The speaker is then asked about the attention he received from teenage girls in the yearbook and if there were any relationships with them or their mothers. The speaker claims to have been a good teacher and struggles to remember the details of his departure from the school.

The speaker expressed disappointment that questions from reporters have been avoided for 17 days. They urged the person in question to be more transparent with the American people and address the changes in their positions. The speaker criticized the individual for portraying themselves as tough on crime while also being critical of law enforcement and opening up old wounds. Despite the lack of attention from the person in question, the speaker thanked the reporters and left to attend their event.

Speaker 0 mentions that the speaker went to Hawaii without informing their press secretary, causing them to be blindsided. Speaker 1 defends themselves, stating that their chief of staff was aware of their absence. Speaker 0 insists that the press secretary was left uninformed and subsequently resigned. The conversation then shifts to the city's financial problems, with Speaker 1 acknowledging the significant deficit and the need for a lot of work. Speaker 0 notes that Speaker 1 seemed impatient and disinterested in discussing the issue. Speaker 1 privately expresses disappointment.

I apologize for the recent events and the hurt I've caused to Alex Turck, his loved ones, and the people of San Francisco. I am committed to regaining trust and will work hard to run the city effectively. I also apologize to my administration, staff, friends, and family for my actions.

San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom broke his silence amid a nearly month-long absence and the city's "half billion dollar deficit" to restart interviews. He asserted, "I've been here focused in San Francisco," and, "We've done 69 public events." He dismissed critics, saying, "I don't read the press. It is comical, some of the things that have been written." He noted missed appearances and said, "I had the flu that week." On his Hawaii trip, he stated, "I was gone for forty eight hours." He argued he deserved time with his family after a long campaign. He referenced a staff shakeup and remarked, "The press secretary gave gave my guess to the press and then he resigned." Confronting finances, Newsom said, "There is a big deficit." He added, "Deficit. $522,000,000. We just got a lot of work ahead of us." He closed, "Off the record, I'm amazingly disappointed."

The interviewer questions the mayor about criticisms of him dodging the press and public, and sulking after dropping out of the governor's race. The mayor claims to have been working hard and attending many public events, dismissing negative press. The interviewer cites specific events the mayor missed, including the Urban Land Institute and the China SF Conference. The mayor attributes some absences to illness. The conversation shifts to staff departures, including the press secretary who resigned after giving misinformation about the mayor's trip to Hawaii. The mayor downplays the incident, stating his chief of staff was aware. The discussion turns to the city's $522 million deficit, which the mayor acknowledges requires a lot of work. The interviewer notes the mayor's eagerness to leave after the interview and his disappointment expressed "off the record." The interviewer clarifies that "off the record" agreements must be made beforehand, and the cameras were rolling.

It was a mistake for me to be out of the city during the Palisades fire. The White House asked me to represent the President on a short trip to Ghana, and I accepted. The fire chief didn't warn me in advance or make normal preparations for the wind event; otherwise, I wouldn't have left. I wasn't aware of the severity of the weather warnings. There are now two investigations underway to examine everything that happened. I regret my awkward reaction to a reporter's ambush upon my return. The fire department's actions, including potential pre-deployment of additional engines, need examination by experts. It's premature to fire anyone, but we must assess everything, including the fire chief's performance and why things were handled differently. Recovery centers are open to assist those impacted by the fires, offering various resources. Rebuilding the Palisades could take three to five years. I'm committed to reelection in 2026 and proving to my critics that I can lead the city.

Speaker 0 expresses disappointment in Elon, stating, "I've helped Elon a lot." Speaker 1 asks if Elon raised concerns privately before making them public and questions whether Elon should be taken seriously about spending cuts, given his role in that area. Speaker 0 responds that Elon worked hard and did a good job, suggesting Elon misses his former position, noting the unique appeal of the Oval Office.

San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom breaks his silence in a CBS5 one-on-one with Hank Plant after dropping out of the governor’s race. He says he’s been “here focused in San Francisco” and that in the last three weeks, “we've done 69 public events” and “I've been as engaged or more engaged than ever.” He adds, “I don't read the press. It is comical, some of the things that have been written,” and says he didn’t see the Chronicle cartoon about him. He explains missed appearances: the Urban Land Institute, the China SF Conference, the Silver Spur Awards luncheon (“The only one I missed that I actually knew about. No. Took thousand people? That's right.”), and an Army luncheon honoring his chief of staff. He notes staff changes; says he went to Hawaii and “Didn't tell your own press secretary. He was blindsided,” while “My chief of staff was aware I was gone” and “I was gone for forty eight hours.” On finances, “Deficit. $522,000,000.” “Yeah. It's a big deficit. A lot of work ahead of us.” He ends, “Off the record, I'm amazingly disappointed. Amazingly.”

Thank you for coming on short notice. I want to acknowledge that everything you've heard is true, and I am deeply sorry for my actions that have hurt Alex Turck and his loved ones. I regret letting down the people of San Francisco, who expect more from their mayor. Despite my personal lapse in judgment, I am committed to restoring their trust and confidence. In the coming months, I will work hard to ensure the city is run appropriately. I also want to apologize personally to my administration, staff, friends, and family. I am truly sorry.

Governor DeSantis is confronted by a journalist who asks when he will drop out of the race and accuses him of wasting money. The journalist also questions DeSantis about his campaign strategy and whether he will endorse President Trump. The journalist criticizes DeSantis for being absent during a state of emergency in Florida and accuses him of betraying Trump and the people of Florida. The journalist claims that DeSantis is scared to face independent journalists and predicts that he will lose to Trump in Iowa. The journalist concludes by saying that DeSantis has ruined his political career.