"We're number one in job creation" (Newsom @ 1:10 in the video).

• This statement may be true for the public sector only.

"80 plus billion dollar surplus" (Newsom @1:41 in the video).

• This statement cannot be true when the State of California has a debt of $2 to $3 trillion accrued mostly in unfunded liabilities of salaries and pensions for public employees.

Such a fact accounts for the highest taxation in the nation. For example, the California state citizen pays the highest gas prices in the nation to subsidize the mid five digit salary—$50,000 and above— of public transportation drivers operating empty buses, metro rails, et cetera for most of the business day. The public sector runs "in the red" or at a loss in revenue. The public sector in the State of California exemplify the Welfare Elite of the United States.

"We're number one in job creation" (Newsom @ 1:10 in the video).

• This statement may be true for the public sector only.

"80 plus billion dollar surplus" (Newsom @1:41 in the video).

• This statement cannot be true when the State of California has a debt of $2 to $3 trillion accrued mostly in unfunded liabilities of salaries and pensions for public employees.

Such a fact accounts for the highest taxation in the nation. For example, the California state citizen pays the highest gas prices in the nation to subsidize the mid five digit salary—$50,000 and above— of public transportation drivers operating empty buses, metro rails, et cetera for most of the business day. The public sector runs "in the red" or at a loss in revenue. The public sector in the State of California exemplify the "Welfare Elite" of the United States.

"We're number one in job creation" (Newsom @ 1:10 in the video).

• This statement may be true for the public sector only.

"80 plus billion dollar surplus" (Newsom @1:41 in the video).

• This statement cannot be true when the State of California has a debt of $2 to $3 trillion accrued mostly in unfunded liabilities of salaries and pensions for public employees.

Such a fact accounts for the highest taxation in the nation. For example, the California state citizen pays the highest gas prices in the nation to subsidize the mid five digit salary—$50,000 and above— of public transportation drivers operating empty buses, metro rails, et cetera for most of the business day. The public sector in the State of California exemplify the "Welfare Elite" of the United States.