Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec The Funeral of the Uniparty, The California Governor's Race and The Seditious Democrats
Nov 20, 2025
Steve Hilton, a political commentator and California gubernatorial candidate, discusses the state's high gas prices and his pledge for $3 fuel while criticizing California's energy policies. Eric Trump joins to talk about accountability in politics, the alleged weaponization of government against his family, and military recruitment issues. They also reflect on the decline of the Uniparty and the rise of a new populist movement, contrasting corporate gains with stagnating worker wages and highlighting the consequences of one-party rule in California.
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Old Regime Appeared Out Of Step
- The Cheney funeral felt like a relic of a previous political era disconnected from today's populist movement.
- Jack Posobiec and Steve Hilton say Trump's rise rearranged American politics and hollowed out the old Uniparty influence.
Renounced UK Citizenship, Still A Tea Drinker
- Steve Hilton shares he renounced UK citizenship after moving to the U.S. and remains a tea drinker.
- He uses the personal story to underscore his commitment to American life while keeping some British habits.
Stagnant Wages Fueled Populism
- Earnings for the bottom 80% have been flat since the 1970s while corporate profits soared.
- Hilton argues that this economic divergence birthed the populist realignment that elevated Trump and working-class politics.
