California Red Wave? Ric Grenell leading effort in registering more than 11,000 conservative voters

Former acting Director of the U.S. National Intelligence Ric Grenell says California may have a red wave if enough conservatives register to vote. 

"We built a force in California with money and a digital campaign," Grenell, founder of Fix California, a group focused on advancing conservative ideas and causes, said on a recent John Solomon Reports podcast. "We now are registering more than 11,000 conservatives a month in California."

Grenell also says the conservative movement keeps growing in California and that his group is gearing up for the midterms. 

"We're going to be growing even more and more over the next several months," he said. "We found 1.4 million conservatives unregistered in California. We'll have to go back to another group and find another million unregistered, but we're gonna we're working our way through it. It takes time."

Grenell says it's all about the volunteers and dedication and hard work.

"It takes money and it takes commitment from donors and volunteers and we have it," he said. "You give us a couple of years and we're going to make a huge difference will will make a big difference this fall."