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Hi John,

I've just published a new blog post:
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The fallout from my exchange with Health and Human Services Secretary
Xavier Becerra continues to grow. The National Review's article
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headlined "Finally a Little Accountability on Child-Masking,"
begins: "Kiley humiliates HHS Secretary Becerra." The article
concludes:

The fact is that childhood masking in the United States was a total
fiasco. The experts and elites got behind a patently ridiculous policy,
falsely justified in the name of science. Against such idiocy, the
common sense of the people can prevail easily.

As a sign of how much damage the hearing did, consider the headlines
from two other newspapers. The New York Post's
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reads, "Impeach Becerra for Saying Masking 2-year-olds Was Fine."
The Washington Examiner's
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similarly proclaims, "Xavier Becerra should be impeached."

The fallout from our Julie Su hearing also continues. We have further
derailed the nomination, as it appears there will be no confirmation
vote before the July Fourth recess. I just gave a speech
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Floor recapping Su's most egregiously false and evasive statements.

Meanwhile, the collapse of Newsom's San Francisco is accelerating.
Earlier this week, Westfield surrendered its famous downtown mall, and
just today, AT&T closed its flagship location. At a hearing on crime
Wednesday I spoke
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Newsom's disastrous policies are to blame.

Newsom's latest cry for attention is challenging Ron DeSantis to a
debate. I've informed the Governor that I'm happy to debate him any
time about whether California's politics are a "model for the
nation" - or a model of failure.

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