Steve Poizner : Thank you, all.
Steve Poizner : Well, Eric, I came here for a pep talk.
Steve Poizner : Actually, it's a great question.
Steve Poizner : Thank you for calling me a entrepreneur.
Steve Poizner : Funny you should say something about charter schools.
Steve Poizner : But -- Eric Schmidt: Thank goodness, that's not how our politics work.
Steve Poizner : By the way, if you're a decline-to-state voter, you can also vote in a Republican primary or the Democratic primary.
Steve Poizner : You've got it.
Steve Poizner : And June 8th is the primary.
Steve Poizner : Right.
Steve Poizner : I've put $20 million in my campaign.
Steve Poizner : We've spent maybe 5 or 6 or 7 million so far.
Steve Poizner : Part of my challenge is to get people to understand that Meg Whitman and I couldn't be any different.
Steve Poizner : Right.
Steve Poizner : If I was running for the U.S. Senate or state assembly, it would be a different campaign.
Steve Poizner : Well, thank you for asking an insurance question.
Steve Poizner : Here's the facts.
Steve Poizner : Which, by the way, you may be looking at the only person in Sacramento history that's ever downsized anything.
Steve Poizner : This is a major difference between Meg Whitman and me, by the way.
Steve Poizner : Let's get -- Eric Schmidt: Let's get the math right.
Steve Poizner : Since 1998, Google as a company and its employees have paid $10 billion in state and local taxes.
Steve Poizner : It's one of these things where if you don't try, it'll never get fixed.
Steve Poizner : It's, again, a really good question.
Steve Poizner : That's a great last question. Because here, there's one of three people who will be governor, that's for sure, Jerry Brown, Meg Whitman, or Steve Poizner .
Steve Poizner : Thank you, all.
So I have -- Steve Poizner : You can't fire these people, either.
about Mr. Poizner before they get started.
>>Steve Poizner : Yeah, Prop.
>>Steve Poizner : Yes, okay, good.
>>Steve Poizner : Well, after running companies in Silicon Valley here for 20 years, I did decide a few years ago, I just can't sit on
>>Steve Poizner : Right.
>>Steve Poizner : Yes.
>>Steve Poizner : That could be a step in the right direction.
>>Steve Poizner : She's wrong.
>>Steve Poizner : Your question's really a great question.
>>Steve Poizner : I love blueberries.
And Steve Poizner , of course, we'll see next week.
And I am pleased to introduce Eric and our current insurance commissioner and Republican candidate for governor, Steve Poizner .
And I'm pleased to introduce our insurance commissioner, Steve Poizner , and Eric.
>>Steve Poizner : Well, actually, I have over
>>Steve Poizner : Yeah, if Schwarzenegger couldn't
We're going to send Poizner to Sacramento
>>Steve Poizner : And that drives people in
as popular as he is, you know, so you have an even more -- Steve Poizner : I'm more popular now than he is.
>>Steve Poizner : That's a fact.
In -- next week, on Tuesday, we'll be joined by insurance commissioner Steve Poizner , Poizner , rather, who is one of the leading Republican