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Tom Steyer for Governor 2026

Tom Steyer for Governor 2026

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Oct 26, 2026

Chris GraceHOST
25:02
So anyway...
Chris GraceHOST
25:04
I would love to hear a leftist comic talk about the conflicts of like their local representatives endorsing a billionaire for California state governor when they endorsed Tom Steyer.
Chris GraceHOST
25:14
And it was because Tom Steyer had better positions in terms of a socialist leftist point of view, but he was also a billionaire.
Chris GraceHOST
25:22
And wherever you end up grinding through that moral divide, American Gladiator maze.
Chris GraceHOST
25:33
I'm interested.
Josh McGillHOST
46:11
You had Swalwell, and then his campaign blew up.
Josh McGillHOST
46:14
You had Steyer, but he was a bit radical, at least for some Californians.
Josh McGillHOST
46:20
which is good.
Josh McGillHOST
46:22
You had Katie Porter.
Terrance WoodburyGUEST
63:46
I think that they will...
Terrance WoodburyGUEST
63:49
If there is one candidate on that stage, a stage of over 20 candidates, I'm expecting, if only one of them represents the left, they will win 30% of that stage, which has typically been split between candidates like Bernie and Elizabeth Warren and even Tom Steyer.
Terrance WoodburyGUEST
64:05
But if they can consolidate that, and I think with this momentum, they can.
Terrance WoodburyGUEST
64:09
And then finally...
Jeremy ShermakHOST
12:49
64% of that, $201 million came from one person.
Jeremy ShermakHOST
12:52
And you might remember him, Tom Steyer, a Democrat, a billionaire, was spending his own money to run.
Jeremy ShermakHOST
13:10
And a lot of other people noticed.
Jeremy ShermakHOST
13:11
People were bothered by this.
Jeremy ShermakHOST
14:02
Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton advanced, and those are the two names on your ballot that is due in next Tuesday, November 3rd.
Jeremy ShermakHOST
14:14
Think about that.
Jeremy ShermakHOST
14:15
$201 million bought Tom Steyer all these eyeballs, but it did not buy the votes.
Jeremy ShermakHOST
14:25
Advertising can buy your attention, but what you do with that attention is still up to you, even in this modern age.
Janice Marie HuntNARRATOR
27:43
In public health circles, the lack of transparency has set off some alarms.
Janice Marie HuntNARRATOR
27:50
I think many of us are concerned that we will not have any insight into it until there's some cockamamie report that they then hold a press conference and tell us that vaccines are causing autism, suggests Steyer, a public health communicator who has written about Mr. Geyer's research methods.
Janice Marie HuntNARRATOR
28:15
Reviving a Task Force Mr. Kennedy has revived a federal task force to review the safety of childhood vaccines.
Janice Marie HuntNARRATOR
28:26
The group was disbanded in 1998, but after a lawsuit by Children's Health Defense last year, the administration moved quickly to resurrect it.
Olean Reads

Olean Reads

Sunday NY Times

Oct 25 · 1 Mention

Janice Marie HuntNARRATOR
27:43
In public health circles, the lack of transparency has set off some alarms.
Janice Marie HuntNARRATOR
27:50
I think many of us are concerned that we will not have any insight into it until there's some cockamamie report that they then hold a press conference and tell us that vaccines are causing autism, suggests Steyer, a public health communicator who has written about Mr. Geyer's research methods.
Janice Marie HuntNARRATOR
28:15
Reviving a Task Force Mr. Kennedy has revived a federal task force to review the safety of childhood vaccines.
Janice Marie HuntNARRATOR
28:26
The group was disbanded in 1998, but after a lawsuit by Children's Health Defense last year, the administration moved quickly to resurrect it.
Loren PiretraHOST
6:50
However, I'm going to be voting for him.
Loren PiretraHOST
6:52
Am I excited about it? No, because they also used bot AstroTurf campaigns and all their little supporters attacked the fuck out of me for months because I said I was endorsing Tom Steyer.
Loren PiretraHOST
7:05
So anyway, I now present to you Steve Hilton and the bullshit he's up to because we got to talk about this.
Loren PiretraHOST
7:12
California.
Steve BottariHOST
21:56
What did he spend on his own presidential race? A billion?
Adam SextonHOST
21:58
Yeah, and Tom Steyer, another example as well.
Adam SextonHOST
22:00
Yeah, the money is a component, but it's not everything.
Steve BottariHOST
22:04
Yes, exactly.
Greg GutfeldPANELIST
28:29
What are these real values that he didn't inhale? It's clear that they're subordinating his technological record, his humanitarian record, uh, for his Republican funding.
Greg GutfeldPANELIST
28:39
You see all the selective scrutiny, the past treatment of other billionaire donors, uh, the timing of this witch hunt, uh, Soros, Bloomberg, Steyer, no one, uh, was, you know, there was no drive to subpoena them over their influence.
Greg GutfeldPANELIST
28:54
Um, Also, didn't Musk supported Obama? He supported Hillary.
Greg GutfeldPANELIST
29:01
They didn't trigger any intense examination.
Scott ShaferHOST
16:05
So are you saying he contributed to the yes or no side?
Marisa LagosHOST
16:08
No, he's the one of – I think I can only count him and Tom Steyer are the only billionaires I know of who have publicly said that they support Prop 40.
Marisa LagosHOST
16:16
Or at least they're not opposed to
Scott ShaferHOST
16:17
it.

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