Trump makes final pitch to voters

out a speech in front of the Washington, D.C. reflecting pool, and he showed the finished repairs to the site, which had been closed for renovations. We fought for 250 years to make it great. We're not going to let it be torn down by a bunch of people that have failed everywhere they've been, because the ideologies that you're talking about, various ideologies, they've always failed every single time. So we'll defend our country, our culture, and our heritage for generations to come. Now the president did not talk about economic struggles including high gas prices. He did reiterate a pledge to issue $5,000 checks to voters if Republicans retain both the House and the Senate. Our Times 536 one of the hottest topics on California's ballot today is a proposed billionaire tax. If Proposition 40 passes there would be a one-time five percent tax on taxpayers And trust. In excess of $1 billion. However, if either Prop 41 or 42 passes or gets more votes than Prop 40, or if all three of them pass, then the billionaire tax would be nullified. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent trying to defeat that tax. And Governor Newsom is among the many critics who've warned it would drive jobs out of California. Will not attract. Future high-income earners as well, they'll go to other states to start their companies and grow jobs, and we will lose all of that. And we already are. According to Forbes, if Prop 40 passes, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stand to pay the most in taxes, the revenue would go primarily towards health care in California. Now, the union behind Prop 40 said yesterday in a statement. Roughly 20 California billionaires are spending $1 million a day, more than any ballot measure in our state's history, trying to defeat Prop 40. But they are failing. However, the latest poll by the Public Policy Institute of California suggests just 46 percent of voters say they would vote yes on the tax. That's down from 52 percent last month and short of the 50 percent that that's needed to pass it. Voters in Michigan.