The other point I'd make is that I really see. And I've said this many times, but I'll say it to all of you, which is the model here is what I first talked about when I and my talk show, you know, right at the beginning of the Trump, you know, in 2016 at the beginning of all of that new populist revolution. My show was called The Next Revolution.
SourceI spoke about the opportunity for the Republican Party to become a multiracial working class coalition. And I think that is the part in California where it's particularly now, you know, Latinos, the majority here, not majority, the largest group, 40 percent. And they're the people being hammered the most by these Democrat policies.
So very much the focus of my campaign in terms of the campaigning and the message and the policy agenda is like simple, practical things to make life better for working people, working families and small business. Cut your electric bills in half, a home you can afford, a safe neighborhood, schools that educate your children, not indoctrinate. You know, these are the basic simple things that I think is how we're going to get that movement to change.
But it's going to take a lot of work. All right. Steve, do you need to go? It's 1230 on the one more.
All right. All right. Stephanie, what do you got? I'm going to get real quick.
I'm going to ask a question. Could you answer to them? I know that you have so many things that you're ready to tackle from the local level down up. But I must say, when I heard that you were running for the first time, I was relieved that California can be saved.
I think it is way more Republican than people realize. And I wanted to emulate what they said. I encourage you to join more spaces because you are brilliant on Fox.
You have a way of messaging and talking common sense in a way that, you know, if you're exactly what we need. I really encourage you to do more spaces and connected. You have a ton of a ton of support outside of California.