October 14th, Hour 2- Steve Hilton’s campaign surge, Xavier Becerra’s debate absences, anti-Trump campaign strategy debate, and California homelessness crisis.

Steve Hilton, the Republican, is out there working as hard as he possibly can, trying to become the next governor of California.

And boy, is he going at it.

I mean, he's in fifth gear.

I don't know if the guy's sleeping.

He's all over the place.

While his opponent, the Democrat, Javier Becerra, is nowhere to be found.

Nowhere.

on the campaign trail.

He pops up every once in a while for like a small little event or an interview with a bunch of softball questions, and then he goes away for days and days and days.

Yeah, crazy, isn't it? And Hilton's jumping on it.

He's taking advantage of you, and he is.

Hilton's absolutely right.

I think Becerra really wants this.

Does he really want this? If he does, why is he in the basement? A listener writes in, we keep putting the same party in power and wondering why nothing gets better.

It's like the old trope.

Floggings will continue until morale improves.

That's true.

Sam, I just had a customer of mine yesterday whom I've never met.

They told me they have finally had enough and will not be voting blue this election cycle.

He went on to say that he's had enough, that this was our only option for things to change.

That customer's right.

That customer's absolutely right.

You can keep going down this path, folks, like you've done for two decades.

And if you think it's going to change, you are kidding yourself.

And I think that there is a great deal of confidence in the big blue party among Democrats in California that they're going to do just fine in November.

Steve Hilton, the Republican, is out there working as hard as he possibly can, trying to become the next governor of California.

And boy, is he going at it.

I mean, he's in fifth gear.

I don't know if the guy's sleeping.

He's all over the place.

While his opponent, the Democrat, Javier Becerra, is nowhere to be found.

Nowhere.

on the campaign trail.

He pops up every once in a while for like a small little event or an interview with a bunch of softball questions, and then he goes away for days and days and days.

Yeah, crazy, isn't it? And Hilton's jumping on it.

He's taking advantage of you, and he is.

Hilton's absolutely right.

I think Becerra really wants this.

Does he really want this? If he does, why is he in the basement? A listener writes in, we keep putting the same party in power and wondering why nothing gets better.

It's like the old trope.

Floggings will continue until morale improves.

That's true.

Sam, I just had a customer of mine yesterday whom I've never met.

They told me they have finally had enough and will not be voting blue this election cycle.

He went on to say that he's had enough, that this was our only option for things to change.

That customer's right.

That customer's absolutely right.

You can keep going down this path, folks, like you've done for two decades.

And if you think it's going to change, you are kidding yourself.

And I think that there is a great deal of confidence in the big blue party among Democrats in California that they're going to do just fine in November.