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You probably heard that Governor Newsom of California wants to work with Trump to make film great again in California. So Newsom has floated the idea of a 7.5 billion federal tax credit for filmmakers. To which I asked the following question. Why would filmmakers need an enormous tax credit in order to make films in California? I can only think of one reason. The reason would be that California has high taxes and high problems that they've sort of artificially created. Everything's more expensive and this state is just slamming you in every possible way and you've got to watch out for harming the endangered frogs and you've got to make sure you've got DEI covered. Why would the federal government want to cover the mistakes of the state? And then beyond that, if you have to pay for the industry to exist, maybe that industry shouldn't exist. Maybe that industry should figure out how to make movies more inexpensively.

Now I do know that there are other countries that give you big tax breaks and I guess they think they make their money back because there's a lot of activity that goes on. But I don't automatically think that subsidizing the movie industry to go back to the place that they ran from, even though it's my state and it'd be good for me. I don't know. And then I see that the people in favor of it are Governor Newsom and Adam Schiff. If Adam Schiff is in favor of it, it just automatically feels like a bad idea. So I don't know. Good luck with that.

The White House has picked a new surgeon general whose name is Dr. Casey Means. And I guess there was somebody else who had been nominated who has been withdrawn. But Trump said that this Dr. Casey Means has impeccable MAHA credentials and she'll work well with RFK Jr. You kno