Pratt and Hilton Closer to Runoff, and CBS News WAR Between Pelley and Bari Weiss, with Adam Carolla | Ep. 1331

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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on SiriusXM Channel 111 every weekday at New East.
Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly. Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, and happy Wednesday where we still do not know the results of yesterday's key California elections. My God, they're so slow. This is third world crap. Honestly, why in 2026 America does it take a state three days to figure out who won an election? Shouldn't we be doing better than this by now? It's embarrassing. Take a lesson from Florida. You know, you're both sunshiny states.
Yeah, that pretty much ends the similarities, but you could take a lesson from Florida, which got its act in gear after the 2020, sorry, 2000 election Bush v Gore when it was a nightmare. So they figured it out and they've had it figured out ever since and you could take a lesson. Anyway, what we know so far tells us there are some encouraging signs that, I don't want to say, like I don't want to be too optimistic here. It definitely feels like Lucy in the football, but it does at least look like Steve Hilton is gonna make it into the final two for the gubernatorial race and Spencer Pratt is holding his own.
I don't trust them. I'm not a big, as you guys know, I think my audience would like me to be much more open-minded to the possibility of election stealing. I'm not big on that. I just, I don't tend to believe that governments that organized. However, California takes so long.
Last time Karen Bass was behind and then suddenly surged to become the, I don't know.
Are they actually going to let Steve Hilton or Spencer Pratt take a leadership post out there? I don't know. I don't want to be too conspiratorial, but we'll see. Here's what we know.
It's an open primary for governor, start at the top here, and our friend, Republican Steve Hilton, is currently in first place with about 28% of the vote, with just under 60% of the results in. So that's good. More than half of the votes are in, and he is leading with about 28% of the vote. He just has to be one of the top two to go off to the general election, which happens in November. In second place right now, former California Attorney General and Biden administration Health and Human Services Secretary Javier Becerra. He's got about 25%.
They're still counting the other 40% of the vote. In third right now, with about 20% of the vote, is far left, loon, pro boys and girls sports billionaire, Tom Steyer. This man is absolutely bizarre, and I'm sorry, he's too weird even for Californians. He is. He's too weird. You can't do it. That guy, I'm telling you right now, he's got some sort of weird skeleton in his closet. I don't know what it is, but there's something that guy's hiding that's probably going to come out because he's like, I'm going to show you his final campaign ad of the season. He's been palling around with all the trannies out there. Well, he's taken it next level now. The top two, regardless of party, advanced to face off in the general election this November. The race has not yet been called, of course, because they don't have enough in the vote in yet, but the betting markets, for what it's worth, give Becerra over a 97% chance to advance. And Hilton is sitting in the low to mid 80s, even though he has more than Becerra right now, while the bettors understand what California normally does.