Steve Hilton, a businessman and Republican candidate for California governor, reveals how one-party rule for 16 years has enabled systemic corruption—$24 billion missing from homeless programs, 479,000 migrant children lost to traffickers under his opponent Becerra's HHS tenure, and endless regulations crushing working people. From bloated bureaucracy to ideological climate posturing that increases emissions while claiming to fight them, California's collapse offers a cautionary tale about unchecked power and how to actually fix it. California's government has doubled in size while the population shrunk, with tax revenue squandered on nonprofits, bloated pensions, and programs that don't work—$24 billion in homeless funding is missing with no audit allowed.