Kids for sale: Michael Gates on his plan to prosecute traffickers in California
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Kids for sale: Michael Gates on his plan to prosecute traffickers in California
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Kyle Campbell sits down with Michael Gates, Republican candidate for California Attorney General, former elected City Attorney of Huntington Beach, husband, and father of five.
California leads the nation in human trafficking cases, yet Gates argues the state has failed to meet the moment. As Attorney General, he says his job would be more than serving as the governor’s lawyer. It would mean prosecuting criminals, enforcing the law, and using the full authority of the office.
In this episode:
• Who actually prosecutes human traffickers in California
• Why Gates says law and order stalled under Rob Bonta
• The Bonta record on waste, fraud, and abuse
• What Gates would change on day one
• Why he says he would drop the lawsuits against hospitals
• His position on anyone involved in the mutilation of children
• What happens if Steve Hilton becomes governor while Rob Bonta remains Attorney General
• Why Gates believes the California Constitution gives him authority to act without waiting for Sacramento
Hundreds of thousands of cases. A response Gates says is nowhere near enough.
So what changes when the state’s top prosecutor decides to actually use the power of the office?
Watch the full episode now!