Steve Hilton unleashes new ‘Gladiator’-style campaign video conquering the political machine
Politics Steve Hilton unleashes new ‘Gladiator’-style campaign video conquering the political machine By Titus Wu Published July 24, 2026, 7:59 p.m. Add The California Post on Google Republican Steve Hilton unveiled Friday another new artificial intelligence-generated ad for California governor, as he continues drawing inspiration from the viral campaign of former Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt. In the one-minute, 40-second ad, soldiers are taking out downtrodden, everyday working class people into a gladiator scene to fight The Machine, a large robot carried over from Hilton’s first AI ad on Thursday that represents the state’s political establishment.
- ▪Politics Steve Hilton unleashes new ‘Gladiator’-style campaign video conquering the political machine By Titus Wu Published July 24, 2026, 7:59 p.m.
- ▪Add The California Post on Google Republican Steve Hilton unveiled Friday another new artificial intelligence-generated ad for California governor, as he continues drawing inspiration from the viral campaign of former Los Angeles mayoral ca
- ▪In the one-minute, 40-second ad, soldiers are taking out downtrodden, everyday working class people into a gladiator scene to fight The Machine, a large robot carried over from Hilton’s first AI ad on Thursday that represents the state’s po
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