Spencer Pratt

And all the communities I go to, I hear the same thing.

No matter, you know, people go, he's only here.

I'm everywhere.

A lot of communities don't want to post because of retaliation because they're scared.

Their city council member who already is not listening to them or the mayor's like, oh, you know, retaliation, the city of L.A.

in politics.

And it's for real.

It's like when the fire chief told the truth, she got fired.

They really come after people.

So what they keep telling me is what they say, the city council members ignore them.

The mayor ignores them.

To be a successful mayor, I just need to be the voice of these people.

Because if I get elected, it's the people that put me in.

I went against the full machine.

And that's my whole duty is to be like, I'm going to be out here in these streets with the people.

kind of further away from where you you typically be at yeah i just had a a cookout on 10th in south central with the rolling 60s so you know they back me you know i think they're going to the voter polls um that's right i'm going to the jungle on saturday even though the jungle is not what we think it is anymore it's ever since you know it's a little nicer but i think some of the ogs are coming through because

these are community leaders as much as people think like gang gang the reality is these people know how the cities failed them and the community needs a mayor that like gets in at the ground level because we got to stop at the youth from these people getting on drugs get i had this lady this mom come up to me crying in south central because my daughter's not homeless i love her she's got a home but she's on skid row right now addicted to meth but she's not homeless i hate when they say these people are homeless so

Here we go, back to my thing.

It's a community issue.

There are a lot of people from out of state, but a lot of people in the city are now, people don't get how crazy fentanyl is and super meth.