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The All-In Podcast · September 23, 2026 · 55m 44s

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

Steve Hilton breaks down how decades of one-party rule in California have produced regulatory capture and a broken legislative process. He outlines a Republican path to victory built on cost-of-living messaging and the case against Xavier Becerra. Spencer Pratt then joins to recount the campaign messages that flipped an LA district, how rules in LA actually reward the connected at the expense of small businesses and public parks, and the fight over water infrastructure and empty reservoirs in the Palisades. The conversation also covers ballot harvesting, voter ID, and whether election machinery is rigged or merely legal.

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Steve Hilton argues that decades of Democratic single-party control in California have allowed unelected regulatory agencies to write the laws that actually govern the state.
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The persuadable voter and the cost-of-living pitch for California Republicans00:12:09
Hilton lays out a Republican electoral strategy centered on the persuadable voter, campaigning relentlessly on the cost-of-living crisis and building the case against Democratic incumbent Xavier Becerra.

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