Steve Hilton

That means they can pass anything they want without any kind of input from Republicans.

And they're just passing a ton of, I mean, apart from anything else, it's just the amount of it.

Like, I just did an event in Sacramento, the state capital, just highlighting the sheer amount of legislation.

Like, this year, this calendar year, the session, they passed 1,117 bills.

We stacked them up.

We printed them out just to see.

I mean, I know I'm short.

It was literally double my height, okay?

And every year, more and more crap pushed by lobbyists and all the special interests, all that stuff.

So you can't really do anything about that as governor.

You can't just unwrite laws.

But what you can do is deal with the bureaucratic aspect of that.

You run the government.

And there's a number of things.

So let's just take the regulations.

I'll give you a really couple of specific examples.

So one of the things that's most insane about this current ideology, and actually, if you look at...

like what's causing the most damage, if you had to single one thing out, it's the climate extremism, actually.

When you look at like the real driver of

The cost of everything being so high, including housing, is this climate, I call it climate elitism, because the people who are paying the price for it are working class Californians.