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Who is your political role model? Jesus Christ. Think of messages if you tell the truth, you know, and you're authentic. It's okay to be outraged. You should be better. Well, I started a lot. He's not in the lab. I heard about you. Go ahead. Here's the thing though, I think. When you go and you look at Spencer Pratt's website, there's no policy. There's no policy. There's no solutions. All he does is talk about issues. There's no real substance. Anybody can say I'm going to solve. Wait a second. His policy. That's Donald Trump. Donald Trump. You got your fans to dream. Yes it was. Donald Trump won the guest that he could. Donald Mondani ran on the real policy agenda day. But he's got it. She's talking about it. I thought he was talking about me. Hello everybody. Happy Memorial Day everyone. Guys, this is an incredible one. We got a thick one today. We got Joe tipping the skills, Barrett Lee. Big boy burgers is back on the panel. Let's get into this segment. And we'll talk about it. Tonight and unconventional and uniquely Millennial campaign. For the LA mayor's office is drawing national attention and comparisons to Donald Trump. Spencer Pratt, a former reality TV star who decided to run after losing his home in the palisades fire last year has the potential to reshape Los Angeles politics. Trailing incumbent mayor Karen Bass in the polls. We frequently criticize personally for her handling of last year's wildfires ahead of the June primary AI videos of Pratt created and boosted by supporters have played a significant role in elevating him into a serious contender according to The New York Times. Since that first video, he's raised more than $600,000 in donations. That's nearly 10 times more than Bass in the latest filing period. Now this week CNN sat down with Pratt, a political rookie, to talk about his bit for the years. Who is your political role model? Jesus Christ. Okay. I mean, that's what he's a politician. Yeah. Yeah. He had to go in and. Are there any modern politicians that you're especially studying or drawn to? No. No. I'm not a politician. Yeah. I want to be a fighter for the people. Jesus Christ would be a progressive just FYI. So we have Karen Bass, Lauren, who is the incumbent mayor there in Los Angeles. And Spencer Pratt in this primary, again, she's still leading in the polls, but is giving her a run for money in the conversations and in dollars. It's really remarkable what he's accomplished. I'm from California family and LA that's following this very closely. And I think the message is, if you tell the truth, you know, and in your authentic, it's okay to be outraged when government fails authentic. He's dressing up as Batman. And it's most basic responsibilities to keep people safe. I mean, the homelessness crisis in LA is absolutely extraordinary. They have 3,000 homeless veterans alone. They have tens of thousands of homeless people. They spend about 50 to 80 grand on each of them a year and they're still not in beds. There's animal abuse happening in plain view on the streets every night. It's just so scary what is happening there. And so he doesn't even, he says, I don't know any Republicans. All my friends are Democrats. These are common sense issues. I just want to enforce the laws that Democrats wrote. And it's been a very effective message. Now I wrote a book about celebrity politicians. I know the trade-offs. They're very good at campaigning. They're not so good at governing. But this is the right thing. He has spent the last year listening to experts in the DEA and very experienced executives. And I do think that he has a really, really effective message. This is the root of the Donald Trump playbook. You go, you complain about a lot of different things, but there's no solutions. But don't you think he's complaining about real things? When you go and you look at Spencer Pratt's website, there's no policy. There's no policy, there's no solutions. All he does is talk about issues. There's no real substance. Anybody can say I'm going to solve for. Wait a second. His policy is. Say it right now. What's the policy, mean girl? Like you did all this research. What's the policy? Even a quick summary. She's effing lying. I'm going to fix homelessness. That's not actually a policy. No, he has. And that's exactly what Trump said. Trump said that he was going to work on his four Americans. And he did not do it. That's not actual reality. I hate the policy right here. But a child of the 90s, I think I may be the only one at the table. Here who watched the hills in the first run when the episodes were new. There was no streaming. Okay. We had to plan to be at. Really quick. Cabbage patch. Josh Rogan. Spencer Pratt. I'm sure he has a lot of Christian values, by the way. Jesus is his political, whatever hero, whatever he said. Guys, this kind of stuff works on Republicans, in my view. Because it's a different audience. They have a very childlike, simple mind. They are stupid.