Steve comes to you from Napa Valley at the Golden Again Tour, campaigning for the Governor of California. In this episode, Steve talks to the President and CEO of the California Restaurant Association to discuss how restaurants are suffering in California under the Democratic one-party rule. Steve and Jot Condie discuss how vital the restaurant business is to California’s economy and society. Susan Shelley also joins Steve to discuss the newest California climate change legislation and how Trump is taking it on, and California’s war on single-family homes.

Steve is joined by multiple peers to discuss what needs change in California, and why these topics have driven him to officially run for the Governor of California. California is a beautiful state that is disastrously run, and in this episode Steve outlines policies that need to happen in order to save California.

On this episode, Steve catches us up on the craziest far-left stories from the past couple of weeks. Steve discusses how out-of-touch AOC and Bernie Sanders are while touring their “fight oligarchy” tour. The policies they prop up have done nothing but destroy affordable housing, raise taxes, raise the cost of living, and fight for the destruction of women's sports. Steve also discusses how a Democrat Senator is going to El Salvador to try to bring back a deported MS-13 gang member, how San Francisco is still full of the homeless and squander, and the San Quentin prison turning into a farmers market for the prisoners.

In this episode, former Toys ‘R Us CEO Gerald Storch explains why leading a company in California makes no economic sense, citing sky-high taxes and business-unfriendly policies. Susan Shelley joins to break down the rejection of Scott Wiener’s climate lawsuit bill and his controversial push for car-free apartment buildings in a city without proper transit. Plus, a look at the federal investigation into L.A.'s homeless task force mess of "funding". Steve Hilton and Michael Shellenberger dive into the broader dysfunction, from housing failures to why Governor Gavin Newsom hasn’t done more.

Steve also has an accounting announcement in this episode, that you do not want to miss!

This is an exciting episode packed with great guests to discuss the ever-growing corruption of California politicians and Gavin Newsom’s camp. Susan Crabtree and Jedd McFatter wrote “Fool’s Gold” on exactly that topic, including Gavin Newsom’s close relationship with Chinese criminals and the CCP. Brian Reisinger, author of Land Rich Cash Poor, joins me to discuss the crisis of the war on family farming in California. Our agriculture and our farmers in the Golden State are religiously under attack, and Brian gives us more insight into the realities of these attacks.

In celebration of my newest book releasing today, Califailure: Reversing the Ruin of California, I have on some amazing guests to discuss the failures and the future of the Golden State. Larry Elder discusses his experience during his run for California Governor during the Gavin Newsom recall election, and the Mayor Karen Bass recall efforts. I am also joined by Lahnee Chen to unpack more Califailures, including California’s economy.

Nicole Shanahan, RFK’s running mate during the 2024 Presidential election, joins this episode to discuss the LA Mayor Bass recall efforts, her rumored run for Governor, making CA healthy, and more. This is not an episode you want to miss!

In this episode, we dive into the latest headlines stirring controversy. A judge blocks Trump's efforts to deport violent gang criminals, while Democrats continue to obstruct what Americans voted for — safer streets. Jennifer Horn joins us for California Corner to discuss shocking developments, including a homeless man with a violent history being released despite crushing another man's skull. We'll break down the absurd statewide diversion qualifications that now include everything from caffeine toxicity to erectile dysfunction. Meanwhile, Gavin Newsom’s obsession with Trump takes center stage — from copying his podcast strategies to cozying up with tech execs using burner phones.