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Outgoing Newsom calls for more tax breaks for Hollywood billionaires

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Outgoing Newsom calls for more tax breaks for Hollywood billionaires

California is the most unaffordable state for normal, everyday residents, but Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is spending his final days in office trying to secure massive tax breaks for Hollywood billionaires.

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