Anthony Randazzo: Why California Should Sell Its White Elephants

Reason Staff | 10.30.2009 10:00 AM

On July 23, 2009, Reason Foundation policy analyst Anthony Randazzo appeared on KTVU in the Bay Area to discuss how California would benefit from selling off unneeded real estate assets, including San Quentin prison and a beach house used by MTV. For an article on the segment, go here.

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