Steve Hilton & Spencer Pratt: Fixing California, Cheaper Gas, Ballot Fraud & CA Republicans
Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton and Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt join the All-In hosts to break down the economic and political crises facing California. The discussion covers one-party Democratic governance, regulatory accumulation, gas and registration tax cuts, ballot harvesting mechanics, and infrastructure negligence surrounding the Pacific Palisades wildfire.
- Four separate non-profits set up daily in MacArthur Park to distribute drug paraphernalia funded directly by California taxpayers. Read →
- Election night leads in California frequently flip during late counting because mail-in ballots are collected and submitted in bulk through legal grassroots ground games. Read →
- Spencer Pratt filed a 10,000-victim mass tort lawsuit against Gavin Newsom, California State Parks, the City of Los Angeles, and LADWP after losing his family home in the Pacific Palisades wildfire. Read →
- California operates under 16 years of unified one-party rule, producing the nation's highest poverty and unemployment rates alongside its highest cost of living. Read →
- Steve Hilton closed a 30-point deficit down to an 8-point gap against Democratic nominee Javier Becerra by targeting a 26% bloc of persuadable working-class voters. Read →