Michael Knowles

Any sane person needs to go vote for Pratt.

The problem is L.A.

just isn't sane.

I mean, if if the last I've seen it up close for the last 10, 12 years, if if the homeless encampments, the junkies, the crime, all of it burning the city down on at least one occasion, if that doesn't lead you to vote for Republicans.

I'm afraid the very best ad in the world is not going to convince you either.

Oh my God, that really is incredible.

Spencer Pratt doesn't want to kick puppies.

Spencer Pratt loves tasty apple pie.

Who are you appealing to?

What is the argument?

Yeah, it's very tempting because network news still has decent penetration, especially, you know, it doesn't play as much online.

But among ordinary people who go out and vote, it is important to reach them.

What's confounding about the CBS interview, the hit job on Pratt, is that CBS is supposed to be the most moderate of the three.

When Barry Weiss took over there, the promise was that it was going to be

Look, she's not a conservative, but it was going to be at least a little more centrist, a little more fair.

I myself, I've done interviews with CBS, and I thought they were actually more than fair to me.

So the question is, why Pratt?

Why are they going after Pratt?

And I wonder if there's a pragmatic decision here, which is...

They don't think he's going to win, and so they're willing to kind of write him off and cast him to the side.