Bill Maher had Spencer Pratt on his podcast “Club Random” recently. While the interview has not yet been released, Maher praised the interview on Real Time with Bill Maher during a panel discussion with Former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy and MSNBC host Katy Tur.
Maher tells the panel, “I had Spencer Pratt on my podcast the other day.”
McCarthy asked, “What do you think?”
Maher responded, “You know what? I know I’m supposed to hate him. I DON’T!”
McCarthy replied, “He runs great ads.”
Maher continued, “Yeah, I mean, he’s a nice guy. What’s charming about him is he has no advisors. I confronted him on, like, this and this you’re going to have to think about. ‘No, I only care about the issues I care about.’”
“So, he’s very honest about that.”
“It’s funny because he’s running as a Republican and doing quite well. Everybody out here is like, ‘What do you think of Spencer Pratt?’”
“He’s on everybody’s mind. I was asking him about that.”
“He’s very un-Californian in that way for a guy who’s from California. But then I found out he’s actually very Californian because he sells crystals.”
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BILL MAHER: “I had Spencer Pratt on my podcast the other day.”
KEVIN MCCARTHY: “What do you think?”
MAHER: “You know what? I know I’m supposed to hate him. I DON’T!”
MCCARTHY: “He runs great ads.”
MAHER: “Yeah, I mean, he’s a nice guy. What’s charming about him is he has no… pic.twitter.com/rwso2PkylB
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The establishment is absolutely petrified of Reality star-turned-Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt. The thought of someone outside the appointed political class has all of the usual suspects panicking.
A new California Post shows just how much Pratt’s message is resonating with voters and why the current LA Mayor Karen Bass is in big trouble.
The California Post poll, conducted with McLaughlin & Associates, shows Pratt surging to a statistical tie with the incumbent mayor.
Pratt now leads the field with 30.1% support, compared with 29.5% for Bass, setting up a razor-thin race heading into next week’s primary.
Socialist councilwoman Nithya Raman sits in third place at 23.4%.
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