Steve Hilton

Join Steve Hilton, entrepreneur and author of "Califailure," as he explores California's shifting political landscape. He discusses a recent poll showing nearly half of Californians considering a Republican vote, signaling potential change. Hilton critiques the current Democratic leadership, emphasizing the need for balanced representation. He tackles pressing issues like fire management and fiscal mismanagement while highlighting the growing support for GOP ideals among voters, especially within the Latino community, amid economic challenges.

Steve Hilton, an entrepreneur and author, discusses his candidacy for Governor of California as the state faces a potential political shift. He analyzes the rising discontent with Democratic leadership and how historical voting patterns reveal a significant Republican base. Hilton also critiques California's environmental policies and financial mismanagement, highlighting urgent reforms needed for safety and infrastructure. With changing demographics and increasing GOP support, he outlines a roadmap for a more balanced political future.

Steve Hilton, a former Downing Street advisor to David Cameron and now a Fox News host, dives into the alarming nominations by Donald Trump, particularly focusing on Matt Gaetz for Attorney General. He shares insights on the ethics of such choices and how they could influence justice in America. The conversation also touches on the turbulent aftermath of the 2020 election, the impact of pandemic policies, and the political landscape in California, as Hilton considers a gubernatorial run.

Megyn Kelly is joined by legendary actor James Woods of "Hear The Thunder Crack" to discuss all the ways Donald Trump is a better candidate than Kamala Harris, those on the left like Hillary Clinton comparing Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden to Hitler, the dangerous rhetoric by the left against Trump, what's on the line in 2024, why we need to "Make America America Again," how incompetent Kamala has been over the past four years, and more. Then musician Shooter Jennings joins to discuss their new collaboration album, how the lyrics are autobiographical and describe events of Woods’ life but are sung by Jennings, the story of their friendship, and more. Then Steve Hilton, host of "The Steve Hilton Show" and founder, "Golden Together," joins to discuss Kamala Harris’ real record as DA, if she's still as woke and progressive as she was in 2019, whether she used to actually be tough on crime, whether she believes anything at all, the new details of Doug Emhoff’s abuse allegations, his ex-girlfriend saying how Emhoff love-bombed her, why the media is continuing to ignore this issue and is covering it up, the fear-mongering and scare tactics from the left about Trump, the panic setting in about how Kamala could lose big, how Trump might actually win the national popular vote, and more. Woods-  https://www.jameswoods.com/Jennings- https://shooterjennings.com/Hilton- https://www.youtube.com/@stevehiltonxBirch Gold: Text MEGYN to 989898 and get your free info kit on goldHome Title Lock: https://HomeTitleLock.com and use the promo code MEGYN Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/MegynKellyTwitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow

Pastor Jack talks with Steve Hilton about California's past, present, and future, focusing on restoring the California dream, addressing housing crisis and climate extremism, advocating for decentralization of power, emphasizing political engagement, and fighting for California's future.

Steve Hilton, a British and American political commentator and former strategy director for PM David Cameron, delves into the complexities of modern politics. He discusses the disconnect between governmental promises and actual execution, particularly in immigration policy. Hilton highlights the bureaucratic inefficiencies hindering effective governance in both the UK and California, critiques the political landscape dominated by gerrymandering, and emphasizes the importance of family stability in society. The conversation underscores a pressing need for systemic reform and compassion in policy-making.

Alex Berenson, an author and journalist known for his insights on COVID-19, unpacks the controversial pause by Pfizer in vaccine trials just weeks before the 2020 election. He argues this delay was a calculated move to hinder Donald Trump’s re-election. Meanwhile, Steve Hilton, a CA gubernatorial candidate, responds to Governor Newsom’s handling of biological males in women’s sports, advocating for women's rights amidst rising concerns over fairness and safety in athletics. Together, they discuss the intertwining of politics and public health.

Steve Hilton, a British political commentator and California gubernatorial candidate, joins political analyst Byron York, national security expert Alex Gray, and commentator Noah Rothman to discuss Harvard's legal battle over federal funding. They analyze the implications of the Supreme Court's consideration of parents' rights and scrutinize Harvard's alleged civil rights violations amid intense political pressure. The group also examines California's political landscape, highlighting the need for change and accountability in education and governance.

Steve Hilton, a former Fox News host and author of "Califailure," discusses California's declining political landscape and his potential gubernatorial run. He argues that Trump shouldn't wait for leadership changes to confront judicial overreach. The conversation also explores the growing disillusionment with California's one-party system and the surprising trends among Latino voters leaning conservative. Additionally, Hilton reflects on the need for a strong conservative agenda to revive the state's fortunes.

Mike Huckabee, former Arkansas governor and U.S. ambassador to Israel, shares insights on domestic and foreign challenges, including rising antisemitism and threats from adversarial nations. Jim Jordan addresses the need to rein in judicial overreach by federal judges, reflecting on his memorable moments with Trump. Steve Hilton, author of "Califailure," critiques California's political landscape and highlights the failures of Democratic leadership, calling for reform to restore integrity while defending traditional American values.