Steve Hilton & Spencer Pratt: Fixing California, Cheaper Gas, Ballot Fraud & CA Republicans

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Steve Hilton pledges to cut California regulations from 420,000 to under 200,000, while Spencer Pratt disputes his LA election loss and describes the Palisades fire lawsuit.

California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton blames 16 years of one-party rule for high living costs, poverty and business decline. He says Sacramento passed 1,118 bills last year and pledges to cut more than 420,000 state regulations to under 200,000. His cost-of-living proposals include making the first $150,000 of income tax-free, canceling high-speed rail and bringing gas prices from about $6 toward $3 a gallon. Hilton also describes the race against Xavier Becerra as tightening from a 30-point gap to eight points in the latest poll. Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt says his viral campaign videos spread because they voiced frustrations, and alleges ballot harvesting helped his opponent overtake him; hosts challenge him to provide evidence, while he supports voter ID. The conversation turns to homelessness, street vendors and small businesses, then to the Palisades fire: Pratt says reservoirs remain empty and he is part of a 10,000-victim negligence lawsuit against the state, city and LADWP. He plans to keep making political content and may run again.

Chapters

1. 0:00Steve Hilton: California’s 16 years of one-party rule brought the nation’s highest poverty and living costs
2. 3:53Steve Hilton: Cut California’s 420,000-plus regulations below 200,000
3. 7:51Steve Hilton: Poll gap narrowed to 8 points as $1 million homes fuel a “now or never” race
4. 12:09Steve Hilton’s cost-of-living pitch: tax-free first $150,000, $3 gas, and $73 registration
5. 16:28Steve Hilton’s case against Xavier Becerra: Rice’s criticism and near-zero private job growth
6. 21:46Spencer Pratt: Truth-driven videos, 200,000 inactive Republicans, and disputed LA mail ballots
7. 26:58MacArthur Park drug outreach and a 2018 street-vending law, Hilton says, punish lawful businesses
8. 31:55Pratt contrasts $500,000 food carts with a $200,000 reservoir cover as Hilton pitches 10 new cities
9. 36:54Ballot-envelope separation and California’s ballot-harvesting rules drive fraud debate
10. 42:36Hilton defends ballot-harvesting claims, cites 200,000 absent Republican voters and urges voter ID
11. 47:13Hilton’s 10,000-victim Palisades lawsuit alleges an 8-acre fire smoldered before January winds
12. 50:55Hilton plans more truth-focused content, a Skid Row data-center pitch and another run in four years

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