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Pratt released a final plea to voters on Monday,

a seven-minute video blasting Bass's policies on everything from homelessness

to the response to the

palisades fire and he specifically addressed people considering voting for

Nithia Rahman essentially saying that she has no chance.

Voting for Nithia is a wasted vote. It's me versus Karen. It's change versus more of

the same. It's no longer a question about me or Nithia or Karen. Nithia has no path to victory now. It's me versus Karen. It's interesting how this mayoral race has caught in so many people's attention clear across the country, not just in Los Angeles. And what that might mean, we got the perfect guy to talk to. We just got this text.

Good morning, guys. Thank you so much for having Lonhi Chen on your show. They are my favorite interviews you guys do. I learned something new every single time. Thank you, Eric, in Texas. Oh, wow. Lon He under a little pressure to deliver. Lon Hee Chen's the David and Diane Steffie Fellow in American Public Policy Studies at the Hoover Institution and the Director of Domestic Policy Studies at Stanford University.

Lonnie, how are you?

Well, I think we should end the interview here.

Wow, that's very kind.

Thank you.

It's always great to do with you guys.

Happy Election Day here in California.

So if Pratt and Hilton both make the final two, does that say anything about the progressive

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