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The conversation further transitioned to the film industry, specifically Los Angeles, where Mayor Karen Bass introduced new executive orders to streamline production processes. However, these efforts were dismissed by Warren and his co-hosts as mere lip service. They argued that Hollywood filmmakers face a myriad of fees and permits that complicate filming in the area, leading many to relocate their productions elsewhere.
Warren highlighted how overregulation has become a common theme in discussions around California’s various industries—be it oil, insurance, or film. He mused that while these industries seek to thrive, the bureaucratic red tape stifles growth and innovation, driving them to more business-friendly environments.