The Steve Hilton Show

We discuss some oft-forgotten points about the Trump indictment, more redefining words from the left, and more. Featuring Tammy Bruce and Greg Jarrett.

Steve and Jennifer Horn fact check the Sean Hannity interview with Gavin Newsom.

Steve and Susan discuss the newest budget full of blank line items and how Gavin Newsom could accidentally trigger a constitutional amendment to require voter id.

This weekend we discuss the Trump indictment and more.

Steve chats with Lanhee Chen and Soledad Ursua about what they hope to accomplish with the new organization, Golden Together.

Steve invites former State Democrat Leader, Gloria Romero and Dean of Public Policy School, Pete Petersen to talk about ways to change California and also hint about what's next for Steve.

Steve and Susan Shelley talk about the Democrat convention held over the Memorial Day weekend.

Steve talks about Huntington Beach's lawsuit against the State of California with the Mayor Tony Strickland. Then Jen Horn of the Morning Answer joins to talk about Ron DeSantis's announcement and a poll showing a GOP candidate leading the pack in the race for Diane Feinstein's seat. Finally, Steve chats with lawyer Alden Parker about PAGA and why it's being abused.

Steve chats California News with Jennifer Horn, Host of The Morning Answer and The IE Answer on @AM870TheAnswer and @am590TheAnswer and Utility Player at @CRNDigitalTalk . Then Steve welcomes Steve Moore, Co-founder of The Committee to Unleash Prosperity about bank failures and the state of our economy.

Steve chats California news with Susan Shelley and then Steve welcomes Rep. David Valadao (R- CA22) to talk about the looming water crisis in the Central Valley.

Steve chats with Susan Shelley, a member of the editorial board of the Southern California News Group, about Gavin Newsom's backpedaling on reparations, the first amendment lawsuit in Los Angeles County, and how to lower local taxes using a little-known law. Then Steve chats with Brigham McCown, Senior Fellow and director of the Initiative on American Energy Security at Hudson Institute about...

Steve has an extended chat with Wayne Winegarden of the Pacific Research Institute to discuss healthcare in America, why it's broken, and how we can fix it.

Steve chats with Jennifer Horn, host of The Morning Answer and The IE Answer on @AM870TheAnswer and @am590TheAnswer and Utility Player at @CRNDigitalTalk about Steve'e experience at the White House Correspondents Dinner and Jen tells him what he missed at the Unite IE conference. Then Steve chats with Chris Jennewein, founder of the Times of San Diego (timesofsandiego.com) about AB 886 and why...

Steve chats with Susan Shelley, member of the editorial board of the Southern California News Group, to talk about how blank bills led to the new charge on everyone's energy bills, based on your income, whether they use it or not. Then Steve chats with Daniel Turner, Founder of Power The Future about the truth behind the green movement.

Steve and Jennifer Horn Host of The Morning Answer and The IE Answer on @AM870TheAnswer and @am590TheAnswer and Utility Player at @CRNDigitalTalk chat about Karen Bass' newly released budget that includes money for MORE POLICE! Then Steve chats with Eric Early about his run for US Senate.

Steve chats with author Edward Ring, about why we can't give up on California and ways that conservatives and moderates can take their state back. https://edwardring.com

Steve is joined by Emily Hoeven of the San Francisco Chronicle Editorial board, to discuss their piece on the coming collapse of San Francisco and ways California state can prevent that.

Steve and Jennifer Horn, Host of The Morning Answer and The IE Answer on @AM870TheAnswer and @am590TheAnswer and Utility Player at @CRNDigitalTalk about what really matters this Easter. Then Steve chats with Houston Entrepreneur Clayton Trier, author of The Outskirts of Redemption about the mental health crisis in our society.

Steve chats with Susan Shelley about the "Mansion Tax" and how it's not really a mansion tax and the crazy way that California thinks it can regulate the Oil & Gas industry. Then Steve welcomes Jessica Milan Patterson, the California GOP Chairwoman to talk about Gavin Newsom's new PAC and his red state tour.

Steve has an extended conversation with Philip K. Howard, author of the forthcoming book, Not Accountable: Rethinking the Constitutionality of Public Employee Unions. Unions for police and teachers have avoided accountability for their members—but Mr. Howard talks about how Supreme Court could change that

Steve chats with Susan Shelley about a little known law that exacerbated the homeless issue in California and how turning it over would help. Then Steve chats with Assm. Bill Essayli about Bowie's law, a plan to help stop the killing of healthy dogs and cats who end up in shelters.

Steve chats with Mayor Bill Wells of El Cajon about a tragic crime that took place in his city, all because the state is forcing this tiny town to take on more homeless than their fair share. Twitter: @MayorBillWells Then Steve chats with Jennifer Horn about the LAUSD's teacher strike and California banning skittles. Twitter: @JenniferHorn Finally, Steve gets the scoop from Adam Andrzejewski, Foun...

Steve chats with Susan Shelley about Governor Newsom's new plan to tackle the homeless issue which includes lots more money. susanshelley.com Then Steve chats with Leighton Woodhouse, of Public, to get another perspective on the new homeless plan and why it actually is a step in the right direction. https://public.substack.com/ Finally, Steve chats with Hawk Jensen and Clifton Duncan about their n...

Steve chats with Mayor Richard Bailey of Coronado California to talk about how he solved the homeless issue in his city and the practical solutions that could work for the rest of California. Then Steve and Jen chat about Governor Newsom's ties to Silicon Valley Bank, Biden visits Monterey and San Francisco's crazy reparations plan.

Steve chats with San Francisco Chronicle's Emily Hoeven about SB 43, the desperate measures that Sausalito is taking to meet their targets set by the state, and a Republican law that Democrats should really champion to curb gun violence. Then Steve chats with Susan Shelley about the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and how California regulators could be to blame. Emily Hoeven https://www.sfchronicl...