Topic: Steve Hilton

The NAACP is urging black athletes to boycott public universities in states that are redrawing congressional maps to dilute black voting power. In California, a new poll shows Republican commentator Steve Hilton leading the primary for governor with 22%, closely followed by Democrat Javier Becerra. The hosts discuss the potential for two Republicans to advance to the general election under the state's top-two system.

The election of Eileen Higgins as the first Democratic mayor of Miami in 30 years is presented as a sign of Republican complacency. Critics argue that professional Republicans are "flat-footed" and lack the "MAGA spark," potentially leading to a Democratic resurgence in the 2026 midterms. In California, the Republican party is criticized for failing to support candidates like Garvey or effectively challenge figures like Adam Schiff.

Fox News host Steve Hilton and former State Department spokesperson Marie Harf engaged in a heated debate over allegations of corruption involving the Biden and Kerry families in Ukraine. Hilton pointed to the $50,000 monthly board fee paid to Hunter Biden by Burisma as inherently suspicious. Harf maintained there is no evidence of wrongdoing, leading to a clash over the "deep state" bureaucracy's role in protecting political figures.

Perez Hilton, serving as a judge for Miss Universe 2015, delivers a televised insult directed at former owner Donald Trump. The hosts analyze the reaction of the production staff and host Steve Harvey to the comment, suggesting a "curse" began on the production immediately following the slight against the former owner.