Steve Hilton

STEVE HILTON: Mayra Flores is a mother of four and proudly working class. Born in Mexico, she’s the daughter of migrant farm workers and is married to a border patrol agent.

STEVE HILTON: The pampered woke millennials who seem to speak for Apple employees circulated a petition protesting against management’s three day-week edict.

STEVE HILTON: In Britain, the idea of not knowing who won an election for weeks after voting ended would be considered some kind of prank or joke.

Madness has gripped America’s most powerful. Their demented impulse to control public discourse has been apparent for some time, but in recent weeks it has become too grotesque.

George Santos is rightly in the middle of a media storm. But there’s another whose lies are far more serious and who isn’t facing nearly the same level of scrutiny: Adam Schiff.

STEVE HILTON: All we seem to get is endless, empty virtue-signalling and trite sloganising when what we desperately need are practical, common-sense solutions to our problems

I can’t even say, I guess, how old I am. I can’t think of the number anyway. It doesn’t register with me.′ Oh dear. It wasn’t the most reassuring answer President Biden (pictured) could give.

STEVE HILTON: When a young Boris Johnson plotted his path to become ‘world king’, he could never have imagined that his fate would be entwined with a property tycoon.

Every day, fresh madness. That’s what it feels like right now in California as the political monopoly in charge of America’s largest state hurtles further and faster to the left, with utterly disastrous consequences. The most visible sign, of course, is the chaos on our streets, as the Golden State becomes as famous for dystopian scenes of public squalor as for our magnificent landscapes. But the homelessness and crime are just the tip of the ultra-progressive iceberg. LOS ANGELES CITY COUNCIL…

Our proposed law, the California Home Ownership Affordability Act, will tackle the two main barriers to building the housing we need.