Democrats MELTING DOWN Over GOP Victory In California
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The results of California's Democratic primary are in, and it's not good for the left. Tim Piker explains why and why not, and why you should be worried about it. Plus, why the Democratic Party is in serious trouble.
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California held its jungle primary yesterday, and the results are in.
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They're saying it will take weeks to get us the actual confirmed results,
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so we don't know exactly who won just yet, but we do have preliminary data.
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A lot of people are pissed off because California can't seem to give us
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Some have suggested it's because they're cheating, perhaps.
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but we got the results that we needed. The performance of the Republicans will reflect
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on the performance of the Republicans this midterm. And most importantly, Republicans have done so
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smashingly well that the response we are getting from the progressives is, I don't know what's the
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right word. They're apoplectic and losing their minds. Furious that Steve Hilton and Spencer
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Pratt have done so massively well. So my friends, I cannot tell you exactly who will win. They're
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projecting that Karen Bass as mayor of L.A. will advance to the general, the runoff election.
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Spencer Pratt is in a close second and Nithya Raman is pretty far behind. So I kind of feel
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like it's fair to say it's going to be Spencer Pratt versus Karen Bass. And she's freaking out.
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But then, of course, Steve Hilton is in first place in the governor's race.
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and the response for progressives is shock, anger, denial. Well, the reality is Hilton still
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is an uphill battle because Democrats are going to coalesce around Becerra. And the same thing
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is true with Karen Bass and Spencer Pratt. What we are seeing is shocking in L.A. What is it like
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20, 30 percent Republican? If that I've heard estimates that L.A. is actually only like 10
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percent Republican. Yet somehow Spencer Pratt is in second place. Steve Hilton in a state that is
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two to one Democrat has one point four million votes. First place. When you add up the Democrat
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votes, what do you get? It's like 6040. And that's pretty dang good. It should be 7030.
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But the Republicans are outperforming. They're overperforming, which is a major indication of
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massive success coming up in the midterms. Now, my friends, let me show you the response
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from the progressives, because that's what it's really about, right? What this means for the
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Democratic Party in this country. And I will say a few things. I believe we are still trending
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towards a very serious conflict between left and the right, be that as it currently is a civil
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strife period. Maybe it gets resolved. Maybe there's tremendous victories for the right.
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Well, they're not raising money for the Democratic Party anymore.
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They're funding activism and insurgency, and the Republicans are going for institutional
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And institutional power is where all the guns are.
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That being said, the left can be a bit, what's the right word?
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They will find means to acquire power outside of the institutions.
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And this is what I have feared for some time after seeing the funding numbers.
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What we should be seeing is a Democrat blue wave.
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Historically, the opposition party to the president takes the midterms.
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But with the procedural victories over redistricting, now Alabama has been cleared by the Supreme
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Republicans have the advantage, and that's kind of shocking because they should not.
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Not only should Democrats have the polling advantage, they should have the party favorability
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advantage, meaning individual congressional seats and the generic congressional ballot.
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So, of course, you got Hassan Piker, you got a bunch of other prominent libs
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crashing out saying, how can this be possible? How can the Republicans be doing so well in the
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most prominent Democrat state? Let's get into it, my friends, and show you these comments and play
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these videos. We'll start with our friend Hassan. Before we do, head over to TimCast.com and join
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so please don't just let the world pass you by.
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But wait, there's more. We got some clips and comments for you to show and talk about where
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we're currently headed in this country. Oh, my God. It is so black pilling to see. Oh,
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my God. Spencer Pratt cleaning up. Oh, my God. If I see 40 in early numbers, I will probably I
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will Brian Killme. I'm Brian Killme. If 40 percent early voters or not, if 40 if I see 40 percent
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for Spencer Pratt at any point, I might just die. I might just combust. The real black pill that I
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received was this okay 28 for spencer pratt early on black pill it's just it's fucked now that
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there's a republican at the top of the ticket they're going to come out in fucking high ass
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numbers spencer pratt now is a better opportunity the the the stupid fucking uh 870 year old that
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like signaled to get the republican into the top two in the runoffs might actually lose their
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fucking seat now. Hassan is making an apt point. He is correct. Now, he's pissed about it. I'm
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excited about it. What he's saying is that because Steve Hilton is the top of the ticket,
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Republicans in California are going to get all riled up like, holy crap, we might actually win.
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The important thing to understand about California is they actually have a very
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large Republican population. But these Republicans tend not to vote because it's two to one,
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Democrat to Republican. So a lot of these guys say, what's the point of voting? We're going to
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get crushed by Democrats. The truth is, if every single Republican in the state of California
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voted for the Republican candidate, the Republicans would win everything, but they never do.
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You know, there's this old story. And apparently it goes on like this. I don't know. You guys can
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look it up. It's maybe it's apocryphal. A guy goes to a circus and he sees an elephant, this big
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elephant. And there's a rope around its big old elephant foot tied to this tiny little wooden peg
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in the ground. And the elephant will not try to break free. It just stays in the confines of the
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rope. And the man asks the circus keeper, the elephant tamer, whatever you call it. And he's
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like, I'm confused by this little rope that you have tied to this elephant. Certainly you could
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just rip that out and walk away. And he says, well, they don't. And they won't try. And the
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man asks him, but why won't the elephant try to escape? Certainly they don't want to be here.
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The man says, when they were babies, we tied them to the stake and they could not pull it out
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because they were too small. Throughout their whole life, they have come to believe it is
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impossible to free themselves from the small wooden stake. Now, as large bull elephants,
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they don't bother trying. And that's a lesson for all of you, especially about California.
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And that's why I say, Hassan Piker, you are correct.
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Now, he's pissed about it, like I said, but he makes a great point.
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The night started off incredible with a massive W and is ending with disastrous outcomes for my state.
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I really, really, really did not want Steve Hilton to be in the top.
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Republican to be at the top in the top two runoff because it's going to it's going to do tremendous numbers for a Republican turnout and it's going to have down ballot consequences, which is going to fuck the redistricting efforts.
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Indeed. In California's six. Let me pull this one.
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C.A. six primary. I believe the Democrats are on the verge of getting shut out.
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Let me let me show you the result. Oh, never mind.
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Now, again, I want to stress when he's pointing out the down ballot issues, he's right.
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California six currently has an independent incumbent, which, you know, is basically Democrat,
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The GOP and the independent have just taken the top two slots, and this means the Democrat
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This is what he's talking about, down ballot consequences.
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Now, look, I think many of these Democrat voters will probably end up voting for
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Kevin Kiley for the incumbent. But if Republicans come out in force now that they're seeing Steve
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Hilton at the top of the ticket, they come in and they vote Hilton Republican all the way down
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for those in Los Angeles. This could mean Spencer Pratt actually takes it. I'll show you the
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numbers. But first, oh, boy, not this. That was the that's a different clip from our Democrats.
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We'll get to that one. We've got this from r slash Democrats. California governor primary results
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twenty twenty six. Top comment. There's an eleven percent chance Trump tweets about Hilton winning
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the governorship in California. And if he does, it's 50 50 dimensions. He also won California
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three times. I don't know. I need to be honest. Sure. It sounds like it could be Trump. But here
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we go. Oh, this one gets me all giddy. Look at this. How is Hilton doing so well? Are we going
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to have a MAGA hack as California's next governor? I won't be able to handle that.
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He'll destroy everything that makes the state a sanctuary from MAGA fascism.
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There were two Republican candidates. There were at least six Democrat candidates. The vote was
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dispersed among them. The Democratic vote will probably coalesce around a single candidate in
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the general election. Indeed. But y'all guys got to understand, Hassan is not stupid. He could be
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wrong, but not. I don't I don't play these games, guys. A lot of people are like, Tim, you're wrong.
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He's a himbo. He's dumb. Hassan did not accidentally become a prominent personality
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among progressives. He knows what he's doing. He knows what he's saying. And he is correct.
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The down ballot consequences is a white pill for those that want to see real change in California
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LOL, people demanding more than two parties run.
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Living forgotten country out there pulling votes for what?
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how is it that California's voting results take forever,
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and they don't start counting until voting closes.
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Take a look at threads. I love threads. All of the woke lefties evacuated from X when Elon bought
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Twitter and turned it into X, and they went to Blue Sky and threads. And let's check in on our
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progressive friends. Heather Ashley wrote last night, I want to watch Spencer Pratt lose his
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ish tonight, but the polls don't close until 11 p.m. Eastern. Honestly, though, I'm willing to
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tape my eyelids open to catch a glimpse of this crash out. Homeboy's in second place, dude.
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Spencer Pratt is currently enjoying an 8.1% lead in second place.
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I would argue that he's advancing, and this is the result that we expected.
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Karen Bass is going to take first, Spencer Pratt second.
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All math indicates it's advancing to a runoff between the two.
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I recommend, Heather, that you listen to Hassan because he's making a good point.
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And if you want to beat the Republicans, you need to get out that vote.
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She said, what will Pratt do to get attention now?
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This is what black women face on a daily basis.
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should have made the runoff with Mayor Karen Bass.
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San Diego County. Check this out, ladies and gentlemen. First place, Steve Filton in San Diego.
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Let's go. So we're looking at something big coming up in these midterms because Republicans
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are overperforming in California and Democrats are underperforming. Now, here's the things to
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watch out for. People like Hassan, they're going to rally progressives and say, you got to get out
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the vote. There's a couple of ways this could go. First, this could be bad in terms of messaging.
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Republicans overperforming is definitely going to be a morale boost for Republicans, and it should
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be. But it could also be a panic boost for Democrats. They see the Republicans are doing
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well and they redouble their efforts. I tend not to think that's going to be the outcome,
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because usually the sentiment is what the sentiment is, meaning the masses of people
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don't shift in a matter of months in large numbers this way. Basically, this is a portent
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of the midterms. And I am interested to see how it plays out. To be honest, it's going to be a fun
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midterm. And I think Republicans are going to overperform. Now, one other way this could we
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could go the Hassan route. This rallies Republicans. They scream charge. Democrats become demoralized
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because they performed poorly and figure what's the point of even showing up in November.
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I'd prefer that. Indeed. Now, check it out. Slate dot com. You always got to go to your
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nice progressive websites and see how they're handling the crash out. Spencer Pratt built a
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movement. Democrats helped him do it. Really? This says to me the sentiment right now is
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depression. They're going to blame the Democratic Party. Depression. Also, I want to stress,
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Take a look at Graham Plattner. They threw that guy onto the bus so hard he's spinning around
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and actually came out the other side. Spencer Pratt is getting set ablaze. They're accusing
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of being a Nazi sex pest now. They don't want the guy to win. And Mills is being like she came back
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out being like, actually, I'm still in the race. Vote for me. Her chances of winning in the market
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jumped like three percent from one. Check this out from Slate. In a deep blue city, a reality TV
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troll is making waves, Democrats everywhere would be foolish to write him off. Indeed,
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they say this the week before L.A.'s mayoral primary Spencer Pratt campaign van turned
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upon Hyperion Avenue, the road that separates Los Feliz and Silver Lake neighborhoods in the
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city's east side. Pratt's campaign had become a social media hit over the prior month,
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fueled by a simple message, a barrage of A.I. slop videos and Elon Musk's algorithm.
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But I had not seen a single piece of Pratt signage in this part of town. I just want to stress
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home. A blonde woman running through a gauntlet of burning homeless encampments. A campaign ballot
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party was starting right then. I took the opportunity to find out what Pratt's deal was
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out there in the physical world. It was a worthwhile use of an evening. On Tuesday,
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Pratt a Republican running with the community advocate label below his name,
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faced off against Karen Bass and Nithya Raman. It's a jungle primary. The top two finishers
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advance. We get it. She says, wait, is this actually a woman? Oh, it might be. Alex could
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go either way. So I'm assuming it's a she because, you know, that's how it goes. They say after my
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talks with his supporters, I believe I can now tell you why you're hearing so much about you.
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You'll be hearing so much about him till November. The party took place in a warm L.A. evening. I
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don't care. That's a waste of my time. Those are called wasted words, lady or guy, I guess. I don't
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know. I don't know if it's a guy or not. The city's May grade stayed away. Blah, blah, blah.
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Anyway, the crowd at a specific vantage point, the group was almost entirely white, more
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so than the white neighborhoods the bar straddles.
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They wore nice clothes, no red hats, blah, blah, blah.
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On one hand, they were Pratt supporters who thought their ideas would get them in trouble
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On the other were those who were confident a quiet majority was with them and that soon
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their views would be, their views on homelessness and crime would have the validation of Pratt
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These supporters believe the city has been brainwashed at supporting Democrats, but would
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Donald Trump's America has already told us the answer became clear over a few hours.
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Then, of course, they lock it out, but it's OK.
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Although Pratt lists policy positions on a handful of subjects, he's essentially running
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a single issue campaign on homelessness, an issue that for Pratt allows him to hammer
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themes about public nuisance and disorder, crime and a government letting it happen.
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It's impossible to overstate the extent to which this topic is Pratt's whole ballgame.
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The only thing I heard about the chatting with his backers, everything else ties back to it.
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People who come to L.A. and don't live there like to call it Sepulveda.
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uh let me let me i want to get the exact location on this one and uh oh silly it's in los angeles
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let me pull up the maps real quick so i can try and tell you exactly where it was like it was
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like near a cvs anyway whatever so it's near like wilshire and sepulveda is that what it is let's
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do this wilshire and sepulveda boulevard and uh there it is where is it welcome to planet fitness
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yeah there it is it was around there and uh there's like a shot westwood it wasn't it wasn't
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in the westwood village it was nearby there i can't remember okay whatever was it uh i don't
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know it was over there somewhere i watched a morbidly obese homeless black woman pull her
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pants down and just let her rip in the middle of the street a busy street she was there up against
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the wall was like a bunch of homeless people they had tents she gets up she walks into the
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middle of the street. She pulls her pants down to her ankles, squats back with one hand down and just
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let's just say she cleans out right there in the middle of the street with people watching all
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around. Then she gets up, pulls her pants up and goes back to her homeless encampment. Now I was
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like, I don't know why I want to live here. So it's like near Westwood, I guess. There's like
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a CVS or something somewhere over there. I can't remember exactly where it is. There's a bunch of
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them, probably. And I was just sitting there being like, that's California, I guess. And,
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you know, I was working with nonprofits trying to solve the homeless problem. We wanted to fix
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these things. They call it the Homeless Industrial Complex, a series of nonprofits that complain all
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day about homelessness and can't or won't do anything about it. My friends, there is one
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solution to the homeless problem in Los Angeles. And I don't know that Spencer Pratt wants to say
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it because, well, people are weak. They are. The solution is force. You must arrest these people
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and lock them up. Many of them choose to be home. And hold on, let me clarify. Let me clarify.
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There are people who are unintentionally homeless, but they're rare.
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I have working on the homeless, homelessness issue. I encountered a man. He was, you know,
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five, seven, seemingly in his early 50s, maybe late 40s. This is when I was in my 20s.
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And he had a mustache. And he was holding up a sign saying, looking for work, anything helps.
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And he was explaining that he lost his job and he's been struggling and he doesn't really know
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what to do. And he's embarrassed to be flying. I call it flying signs. He's embarrassed to be
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out there, but he'd take any help. What I heard, I don't know for sure, is that within two weeks,
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he was gone. He had a job. He had an apartment, the homeless industrial complex. Indeed,
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they did help him. He went to a shelter. They gave him food. They gave him clean clothes.
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He took a shower. He started looking for work. Once he found a job that paid a little bit,
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a homeless shelter moved him. They have these halfway homeless shelters. So the main shelters
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are like dorms. It's like it's a big commercial building kind of thing with a bunch of beds.
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Not comfortable. They lock you in. He said, I'll do whatever it takes. Once he got there,
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started applying for a job. He got some like low paying job at a grocery store or something,
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something simple. Then the nonprofit said, we own several houses. We will give you a bedroom
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and a house. They brought him to a house where he lived with roommates and it was like a four
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bedroom in the L.A. area. And he held and maintained his job. And they said, keep working
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and saving up. And once you get to a point where you can sustain yourself, we'll bid you adieu.
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That is awesome. It warmed my heart to hear these stories. I don't know if it's true or not,
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They say, hey, remember that homeless guy we encountered?
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It's one guy out of 100,000, hundreds of thousands.
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And what we encountered on a day-to-day basis were you go up to somebody and say, hey, you're
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There was a homeless guy and a woman that I had met.
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and they said they were kind of dirty. They probably did drugs, but at the time they
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weren't doing drugs, missing teeth. And they looked like they maybe were in their late 30s
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or 40s. And they said that they want for nothing. They get free food. They get free stuff from the
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government. They get clean clothes. They need it. They don't care about showering. They live in a
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tent. They have everything they want. They don't want anything else. Now, people like that,
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They're just, it's a problem to have populations sleeping in the streets.
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Then you get the drug addicts, the drunkards, the mentally ill, and they'll attack you.
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It's rare, but this is where it gets scary.
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This is where you see the morbidly obese black woman walk into the street and defecate and
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just let her rip right there in the middle of the road in front of people.
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they're unwell. This is a problem. You want to solve this force. You go to these people who are
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clearly unstable on drugs or unwell and asylums, facilities, whatever you got to do, they can't be
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on the street because they're spreading disease. They're getting sick. They're killing them or
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hurting themselves. Then you get the other people I talked about where they choose to do it.
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You need an ordinance. Guys, you can't sleep outside. You want to sleep in the wilderness.
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You got to bring it somewhere where it's not in the middle of a street or a public road.
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but there ain't that much wilderness left anymore.
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You don't got a problem with those people at all.
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You want to get rid of these wacklings in the street?
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I'm willing to bet that for like Karen Bass, she's not going to solve this problem.
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The homeless industrial complex makes bank off of running shelters that never have anybody in them.
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So these nonprofits that pull in millions of dollars, I mean, guys, you want to be rich?
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Start a nonprofit homeless, a homeless nonprofit in L.A., free money, and you don't got to do anything.
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So they keep dumping money into it, and therein lies the big problem.
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Now I want to give an honorable mention to our good friend Tom Steyer.
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He dumped, what did he dump, like hundreds of millions, and now he's lost.
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I think I saw something like $200 million spent on him trying to win public office,
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Now, the question is, where do we go from here? And I want to talk about the national level,
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and I want to give a shout out to our good friends, MS Now. Bill Pulte is Trump's most
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dangerously sycophantic promotion yet. Trump has put the boy who cried mortgage fraud
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as the acting overseer of America's intelligence agencies. That can't end well for anyone.
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It can end well for me. I'm excited about it. Bill Pulte is a pit bull. He is, he is,
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he this is a guy he had tremendous success he had what did what did he have like an investment firm
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made a bunch of money then he started doing he started giving money away shouting out people
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helping him pay their bills he meets Trump Trump gives him a job as the federal housing what is
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what is it federal housing financial assistance director of all of the people Trump brought in
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to take down the corrupt political elements in this country Bill Pulte found mortgage fraud
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You take a look at, like, with all due respect to Tulsi Gabbard, come on.
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Bill Pulte dug through mortgage records and financial reports and found mortgage fraud.
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Now he's acting DNI, or he will be as soon as Tulsi's out.
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So it's no wonder they are freaking out about this.
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Now, to bring us up in this context, what I'm saying is it is a black pill season for
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Bill Pulte is the kind of guy that does the digging and pulls the trigger.
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And we are going to see some serious, serious evidence of crimes.
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I don't think this dude's going to mess around.
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Trump has brought in some strong and powerful voices.
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It looks like the early people brought in Trump allies and moderates, you know, Tulsi, for instance, RFK Jr., and this brings this country together.
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And now he's saying drop the bombs figuratively.
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I'm just sitting here saying like, hey, it's a good day.
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huh? Scott Pelley apparently got into it with Barry Weiss and some other producer.
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So they fired him. And I'm loving every minute of this. America's back, baby. Scott Pelley,
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they say, oh, but he's a story journalist. Get out of here. I'm done with this. I can't stand
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these deep state shill journalists. Now, I got to be honest, I don't care for the social media
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grifters. All of a sudden, you get these people whose opinions inverted. It's like Charlie Kirk
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is assassinated, and then a month later, these prominent personalities are like, I've completely
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changed my worldview. Wonder why that. Wonder why that is. Then you got these grifter personalities
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that are like shilling for India and soda pop for welfare benefits because somebody paid them to do
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it. Man, I call that cringe AF. I'll tell you what I do. I don't know. I complain about the
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internet. I complain on the internet, sometimes about the internet, kind of a lot about the
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in it. I read the news. I'll tell you what I think. Scott Pelley and his ilk, these corporate
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journalists who have lied forever, get them out of there. CBS is doing amazing. Bill Pulte,
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a pit bull for Donald Trump. Someone's going to get in and he's going to find it. He's going to
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get the evidence. He's going to make those referrals. And Todd Blanch is going to fire away.
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Things are looking pretty good. On the election front, the signs indicate a tremendous GOP victory
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coming up in November. We don't know for sure. There are many variables that lie in front of us,
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but my friends, it is a good day. It is a good day for those who at least want change. And that's
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what I can say about Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton. Why don't you guys mix it up a little bit?
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Because they say on the internet, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over
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again, expecting a different outcome. Maybe at some point you'll say, let's try something else.
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Your worst case scenario is if Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton don't work out, you just
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And appreciate you guys being members and watching the show.