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Xavier Becerra puts cost of living first

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Speaking after the election, Becerra calls cost of living "job one, two, and three" and thanks voters who passed Proposition 1 for housing. He says the president cut a trillion dollars out of health care and asks for help in Washington, D.C. to win some of it back so California families aren't taken off health care.

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Who
Xavier Becerra
Where
press conference - two days after election night, California, with legislative l
Original footage
NBCLA · watch the full video from this moment
Length
47 seconds, unedited within the cut
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We should be focused on job one, two, and three. And that is cost of living, cost of living, cost of living. And letting California families know we want them to stay, we want them to thrive, we want them to retire in California. And that means tackling housing. And thank you to all the California voters who passed Proposition 1. We will put that to work immediately. If you wanted to lower your healthcare, help us now go to Washington, D .C. and get some of that trillion dollars that the President cut out of healthcare back so we don't have to take any of our California families off of healthcare. Help us tackle these rising prices on energy, whether it's at the utility bill or at the gas pump.

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