On today’s episode, we break down Gavin Newsom’s attempt to illegally strip six Republican House members of their seats, and the lawsuit he’s likely to face if he moves forward. Susan Shelley joins us to expose the scheme involving Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta, and also dives into the upcoming Los Angeles Olympics and the ballot measures that could significantly impact the plans. It’s a jam-packed episode covering political corruption, deception, and what lies ahead for California.

In today’s episode, we dive deep into Trump’s historic homelessness and foreign policy moves. The Left accuses him of flip-flopping, but his recent actions have only proven otherwise. From taking a tougher stance on Putin and the Ukraine War, to implementing a historic 15% tariff on the EU, Trump is proving his focus on outcomes rather than political posturing. Then, Susan Shelley joins me for an informative conversation about Trump’s game-changing executive order on homelessness and how it affects California. We also examine Governor Newsom’s latest attempts to rescue California’s failing climate agenda. You won’t want to miss it.

On today’s episode, we first discuss Katie Porter’s latest campaign email, which contains a not-so-shocking revelation: Steve’s lead in the polls. If this proves anything, it’s that Californians are sick and tired of Democrat’s one-party rule. Then, it seems Gavin Newsom wants to follow Gregg Abbott and redistrict California, even though our State Constitution doesn’t allow it. Jen Horn joins the show to discuss Newsom’s desire for political gain and how Democrat policies have forced the President of In N Out to flee California.

We are live from Las Vegas! This is a very special episode centered around the California College Republicans' 2025 Convention. We meet with four different students to hear about their opinions on California and the future of the party. Elena, Maddox, Miguel, and Aaron cover a wide range of conversation about our great state, how they’re enacting change, and the signs they’re seeing with a Conservative Gen Z.

On today's episode of the Steve Hilton Show, Steve takes us through how Gavin Newsom is failing to rebuild Los Angeles after the disastrous wildfires that happened six months ago. Susan Shelley also joins us to breakdown how Newsom and the California Democrats are failing to act with urgency to rebuild homes that were lost due to the wildfires and how they are failing their promise to Californians affected by this terrible natural disaster.

In today’s episode, we break down the Democrat’s affordability crisis in California. We’re experiencing the highest gas, housing, and cost of living prices in the nation and this is a direct result of incompetent Democrat policies. It’s clear wherever they’re in charge everything not only costs more, but residents are also forced to pay more in taxes. Then, Jen Horn of the Morning Answer joins us to discuss Los Angeles’s shameful response to the devastating fires just six months ago. Democrat leaders like LA Mayor Karen Bass claim to care about those affected, but refuse to take necessary action to rebuild the homes and livelihoods lost.

Today’s episode is a good one! We discuss how America has peace through strength in the Middle East under Donald Trump, then Susan Shelley joins me to discuss the outrageous nature of the one-party rule in California and their shady politics. Lawyers are currently extorting California small businesses, so we bring in Richard Frey, a partner of Nixon Peabody LLP, to take us through a civics course of the Private Attorneys General Act. It all wraps into the big question: how can we reform it?

We’re joined by U.S. Small Business Administrator and Trump Cabinet member Kelly Loeffler to discuss the Trump administration’s response to California’s crisis—and why they’re waiting on Governor Newsom to declare an emergency to provide relief to local businesses. We also touch on the controversial “Big Beautiful Bill.” Then, retired Associate Justice of the California Court of Appeal Dan M. Kolkey joins the show to explore the history of California’s prison system, how things unraveled, and what’s next. Wrapping it up, Patrick De Haan, Head of Petroleum Analysis at GasBuddy, breaks down why California is on track to hit a record-high $9 per gallon for gas.