Spencer Pratt

“ I was like, I'm sorry, but I don't believe that Spencer Pratt's supporters would vote for Karen Bass. I just don't, especially with the tone and tenor of the campaign. So oftentimes, this polling just flies in the face of common sense. Text avalanche has occurred. Oh, really? Everyone's letting us know if they've been polled or not. Yeah, on the polling question. Okay, well, thank you. Let me finish this. Then you guys will tell me what the, you guys pick some to read.”

“ to Spencer Pratt, essentially, and then all of a sudden she gets launched forward into the runoff with her and Karen Bass, and it makes no sense. Now, this next clip, I think Chuck Schumer has lost the plot. I think he is completely mentally absent upstairs. The fireplace is not on. The lights are not on. Nobody is home because of his support of a certain candidate. Look, the bottom line is we're going to win Michigan. Let me tell you why we're going to win Michigan.”

“ And I said, yeah, well, you know, we were talking about Spencer Pratt's idea of, you know, basically rounding people up, right, and building some to be defined camp in the Antelope Valley. And I said, a lot of people found that, said, you know, that's kind of crazy. And Park was like, well, is it? And people are so over this issue. And here's the thing that drives me crazy. I mean, you've been here forever. I've been here forever. We are still debating.”

“ I guess that might have cost, you know, $10 or $20. They didn't think of that. Now, how could you get access to this, right? Because obviously it filled up quickly. Well, and I learned this morning when I read Spencer Pratt's review of the debate. Apparently, there was some group in India that had hacked into the system and was offering a live stream. And we may or may or not have had access to that live stream from India.”

“ Talk from Tracy Park about that in the first hour. Listen to the whole thing today. Now, Rahman and Karen Bass are having a debate tonight with the Sherman Oaks Homeowners Association, I think. Yep. And these jackals, they wouldn't let Spencer Pratt debate. Remember during the primary? They wouldn't let him. So I don't know what they're about. And Sherman Oaks had plenty of bad homeless problems because of Nithya Raman.”

“ No, the line's still open. I'm just not troubled because I've got all kinds of things to talk about. 850-205 WFLA. We give you a chance to complain, get it off your chest, whatever you want to complain about. Greg, thanks for calling in. You're up. What's the beef? California's Spencer Pratt and I concur on this beef. Oh, boy. All right. To certify the Los Angeles mayoral election around six weeks.”

“ of all their stupid rules and obsessions and constantly wanting to find you and monitor you, you know, in the event that you paint your house a color other than beige. And don't trust people who insist on beige. It's just a rule I have in life. And they're very peculiar. And in the first debate during the primary, somehow they excluded Spencer Pratt. They didn't want Spencer Pratt.”

“ friends that became foes. Bass finished ahead of ramen in the June primary with 34%, but ramen came in hot at 29%. The polling was wrong in that in that mayoral race as well. Remember that? How it was Spencer Pratt and Karen Bass and then all of a sudden Pratt's numbers dwindled, Raman's rose, and we got these two going into the general because no...”

“ As far as this fake polling in L.A., so basically what this median strategies did is they showed Karen Bass with a 12-point lead over Nithya Raman and that Bass collected most of Spencer Pratt's prior supporters when he lost the primary. Now, I remember at the time actually talking about this. And I was like, I'm sorry. I mean, I remember this.”

“ Right. Just like the California emissions standards save consumers money, right? When you have to get those special all, you know, it's not enough to just have a catalytic converter. You got to have the California catalytic converter. Correct. Again, Spencer Pratt, Spencer Pratt is, he's made an observation that has cut through.”