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Thank you. Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World.

I was next to Spencer Pratt in Pacific Palisades on January 7th this year, when he announced that he was

running for mayor of Los Angeles. There were a lot of people in the crowd, a lot of Palestinians who

had lost their homes. And Spencer's work shining a light on the fraud and unfair practices of the city and state in terms of really helping

fire victims and helping families get permits to rebuild.

He was met with applause because even though it might have been or seemed like a single issue

at the time in that moment, his candidate has morphed into something much greater.

And, you know, there are a lot of people who are moved into politics because of single issues.

And Spencer Pratt may be that person, but I have to tell you, having gone across the country,

I'm on tour right now on my enemies of freedom tour, and, you know, whether or not it's

the Midwest in Nebraska or Salt Lake City or Vegas, people are paying attention to this race

because the city of Los Angeles is being taken over by progressives,

the way New York and Chicago and Seattle have been.

And there are a lot of people who are very concerned that progressivism will spread throughout

the country and throughout the Democrat Party to the point where, you know, traditional moderate Democrat ideas no longer resonate with a very loud minority of the

party who will ultimately control it.

So who is going to control Los Angeles?

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