Revolt growing against Trump in California

The transcript discusses the resistance movement in California against President Donald Trump, focusing on issues like the environment and immigration. It highlights the potential for Calexit, the economic implications of California leaving the Union, and Trump's complicated history with the state. The resistance is portrayed as a necessary response to Trump's divisive policies, with some Californians feeling compelled to act despite not being politically inclined. The transcript concludes with the challenges faced by Trump supporters in a predominantly anti-Trump region.

What are the main issues driving the resistance movement in California against President Trump?

• Healthcare and education

• Tax policies and trade

• Environment and immigration

• Foreign relations and defense

Why is the idea of 'Calexit' considered unlikely?

• Californians are not interested in leaving

• The federal government has banned secession

• Other states must approve the secession

• California lacks the resources to be independent

What economic impact would California's secession have on the United States?

• No impact as California is not economically significant

• Significant impact due to California's large economy

• Positive impact as it would reduce federal expenses

• Minimal impact due to California's small economy

What was one of Trump's ambitions in California that was not realized?

• Building a theme park

• Establishing a tech company

• Opening a chain of restaurants

• Constructing a 120-story building

What concerns are raised about Trump's actions according to the resistance?

• They are widely supported by all states

• They are focused on improving education

• They are illegal and unethical

• They are beneficial for the economy