Music icon David Foster's daughters, Sara and Erin Foster, expressed their frustration with California Governor Gavin Newsom and the state's liberal politicians during an episode of their podcast, "The World's First Podcast." Sara Foster specifically blamed Newsom for the state's decline and the deterioration of its cities. She admitted to being jealous of her sister Erin's move to Nashville, Tennessee, citing the high taxes in California as a major factor. Sara and Erin discussed the difficulties of leaving the state, including potential tax penalties for the wealthy who relocate. They criticized Newsom for his proposed state bill and referred to him as "the worst." Sara expressed her disdain for the governor's policies and questioned if California's goal was to become a socialist state. Erin chimed in, mentioning their encounter with Newsom in the Bahamas. Sara also took to Instagram in April to criticize "liberal politicians" following the death of tech entrepreneur Bob Lee in San Francisco. She accused them of ruining cities and expressed her heartbreak for Lee's family. The Foster sisters emphasized their frustration with both the Republican and Democratic parties, calling for more politicians to speak out against the issues they see in their own parties. They also mentioned the rise in crime in California, with the state allocating $267 million to combat smash-and-grab robberies. The Foster sisters' representatives did not comment on their remarks when approached by Fox News Digital. Sara and Erin Foster are the daughters of renowned music producer David Foster, known for his work with artists such as Whitney Houston, Dolly Parton, and Celine Dion.