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

All-In Podcast · 2026-09-23 · 56 min
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Steve Hilton targets California’s 420,000 regulations while Spencer Pratt disputes LA ballot rules and blames empty reservoirs for fires.
Steve Hilton, a Republican candidate for California governor, argues that 16 years of Democratic one-party rule produced the nation’s highest poverty, unemployment, housing costs and a 50th-place business climate. He proposes cutting regulations from more than 420,000 to under 200,000, canceling high-speed rail, reducing government headcount 10%, making the first $150,000 of income tax-free and lowering gas prices from about $6 to $3. Hilton says polls narrowed the race from a 30-point deficit to 8 points and identifies 26% of voters as persuadable. Spencer Pratt joins to discuss his LA mayoral campaign, claiming ballot harvesting is legal but vulnerable to abuse; he cites 43,000 mail ballots and calls for voter ID, while the hosts challenge him to provide evidence of fraud. Pratt also describes taxpayer-funded drug outreach, street vendors competing with small businesses, and a lawsuit alleging empty reservoirs and unmanaged brush contributed to the Palisades fires.
Chapters
- 0:00Steve Hilton joins the Besties: California’s 16-year one-party record
- 3:53How one-party rule broke California: 1,118 bills and 420,000 regulations
- 8:47How one-party rule broke California: polls narrow to an 8-point gap
- 12:09The path to victory: 26% persuadable voters and a $3 gas plan
- 15:56The path to victory: $73 vehicle registration and the case against Javier Becerra
- 21:46Spencer Pratt joins: AI videos, the LA election and 43,000 mail ballots
- 26:58The city up close: MacArthur Park drugs and 2018 street-vending law
- 31:32The city up close: $500,000 food carts, the Palisades reservoir and 85 million pounds of rotting meat
- 36:54Ballot harvesting: 42,000 alleged ballots, separated envelopes and California’s legal process
- 41:11Ballot harvesting and voter ID: DSA canvassers, empty-lot ballots and the case for identification
- 47:13The Palisades: empty reservoirs, a $500,000 firebreak and a 10,000-victim lawsuit
- 51:34The Palisades: Spencer Pratt’s truth-focused media plans and Skid Row data centers
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