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Today on the Playbook podcast, six more states have their 2026 primaries today, including the biggest of them all.

California, along with Iowa, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, South Dakota, all go to the polls today.

And back here in D.C., we've got big hearings on the Hill to watch for with Marco Rubio and Todd Blanche,

both giving evidence. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard. And I'm Dasha Burns. It is Tuesday, June 2nd.

Dasher, a big moment, primary day in the Golden State. Do you kind of wish you were back home?

In my home state, oh my gosh. I don't know. I either want to be there or be as far away

from there as possible. It is chaos. It is chaos in my home state.

The biggest election is obviously the race to succeed Gary Newsom as governor of California.

We have a big team of political agency California. They never tire of telling us that

California is the fourth largest economy in the world, bigger than the UK.

They tell me with glee bigger than Japan and France. Like this is a really big job, not just in America, but in world politics. And Gavin Newsom has been such a big figure for such a long time. California is a BFD. Exactly. This race is super interesting. and especially because it has what we're obliged to call the jungle primary,

well just the top two go through from any party, which makes it even more interesting and makes what happens today kind of unpredictable, to be honest.

Yeah, that's exactly right. It's so funny because months ago, there was concern from Democrats that it could be two Republicans, ultimately.

Now it could be a Republican and a Democrat or potentially two Democrats. You've got Javier Bacera in the lead right now, which nobody expected

early on. Who saw that coming? And then Steve Hilton, the Republican and Tom Steyer, the Democrat.

It's looking like it's either Bacera and Hilton or Bacera and

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