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

All-In Podcast · 2026-09-23 · 56 分鐘
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Steve Hilton vows to cut California regulations from 420,000 to under 200,000; Spencer Pratt disputes his LA election loss and blames empty reservoirs for the Palisades fire.
California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton argues that 16 years of one-party rule have driven up poverty, unemployment and housing costs, and says his poll gap has narrowed from 30 points to eight. He proposes cutting more than 420,000 state regulations to under 200,000, canceling high-speed rail, reducing government staffing 10%, eliminating state income tax on the first $150,000 and bringing gas prices closer to $3 from $6. Hilton also criticizes rival Javier Becerra and describes Los Angeles examples he says show rules favoring illegal street vendors and publicly funded nonprofits over small businesses. Spencer Pratt joins to discuss his mayoral campaign, alleging suspicious ballot-counting and advocating voter ID, while hosts challenge him to distinguish legal ballot harvesting from fraud. Pratt says the Palisades reservoirs remain empty, alleges state and city negligence contributed to the fire, and describes a lawsuit involving 10,000 victims. He plans to keep making political content and exploring future campaigns.
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- 0:00Steve Hilton joins the Besties: British Republican candidate warns California is losing residents
- 3:53One-party rule and regulatory bloat: Hilton targets 420,000 California regulations
- 7:28One-party rule and the path to change: Hilton cites an 8-point polling gap and $1 million homes
- 12:09Path to victory: 26% persuadable voters and Hilton’s $150,000 tax-free proposal
- 16:12Case against Becerra: Hilton calls him a 36-year politician amid near-zero job growth
- 21:46Spencer Pratt joins: truth-driven videos and disputed 43,000 mail ballots
- 26:58Los Angeles street-level problems: MacArthur Park outreach and the 2018 vending law
- 31:32The city up close: $500,000 food-vendor carts, East LA’s rotting meat, and Hilton’s 10-city plan
- 36:54Ballot harvesting and ballot-envelope separation: Pratt’s claims meet questions about evidence
- 41:11Ballot harvesting and voter ID: Pratt says evidence is lacking but calls for voter ID
- 47:13The Palisades: empty reservoirs, a proposed $500,000 firebreak, and a 10,000-victim lawsuit
- 51:34The Palisades and what Spencer Pratt does next: truth-focused content, New York, and a Skid Row data-center idea
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