Why a Briton is running for California governor | Telegraph Interview

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Steve Hilton is an unlikely candidate for California governor. Nevertheless, he has been granted Donald Trump's approval to run in the state as a republican candidate. In this interview with The Telegraph's Connor Stringer, Mr Hilton speaks about AI in the classroom, how Europe should look to make itself better at fostering big business, and how he thinks he can end 16 years of Democrat rule in California. Chapters 00:00 - Highlights & Teaser 00:25 - Why Steve Hilton is Running for Governor of California 02:40 - Slashing Gas Prices to $3 & California's Energy Crisis 04:44 - Donald Trump’s Endorsement & Policy Disagreements 06:40 - European Tech Taxes & Defending Silicon Valley 08:05 - AI Regulation, Classroom Bans & Protecting Children 11:06 - Breaking 16 Years of One-Party Democrat Rule 12:10 - Reversing the California Exodus & Tackling Cost of Living #SteveHilton #California #USPolitics #DonaldTrump ► Sign up to the Telegraph's free new daily newsletter, F

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