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Bill Maher pines for less regulation in California while talking with Adam Schiff: Maher: "Here in California: We don't have DOGE. But we need something because the bureaucracy here is insane. Go big or go home on regulation. Not all the stuff that makes people's lives crazy. Are you... show more
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Read our next article in this ongoing investigation that shows how the government's seizure of this private property and arrest of its owner further exposes the eco-tyranny happening in California...

billl will have him on the show next year and ask him the same question and get the same answer…

Adam Schiff/Newsom/Bass have proven incapable of following thru on large scale projects. They are lawyers and politicians. Unions are corrupt and in bed with criminal politicians. So nothing gets done or it’s done at enormous costs and in an inefficient manner.

You’re asking the guy who is the problem, how to fix the problem.

Adam Schiff is trash. No solutions. Been in government how long? Nothing accomplished.

My brother is friends with a large local builder here in Sacramento. He says before he breaks ground on a new home, the cost is $150K in fees and permits. How you gonna build an affordable house when you owe $150K before you break ground. That's how insane Cali is! @KevinKileyCA

Maher and Schiff = Dumb and Dumber Redux The conversation takes drivel to new low.

Its not about how many homes we build.

It’s not just affording to “buy” a home. How do you keep it?? Insurance, property taxes, upkeep, etc. they’re forcing people out of their homes yet saying we need more housing?? They’ve thrown billions at the homeless problem, but who got that money?? Surely not the homeless! Schiff is a phony!

The problem persists at both federal and state levels. Politicians and their departments frequently add new regulations to support pet projects or donors. New regulations are regularly introduced, but there’s no mechanism to ensure the removal outdated or poorly executed ones. They accumulate yearly. In 2024, California passed about 1,000 new laws, each creating or expanding multiple regulations. However, there’s such little focus on removing regulations that neither Grok nor ChatGPT could find a source to quantify any number of regulation removed.
