Spencer Pratt Isn't Done: The Law That Could Put Him Back In

Spencer Pratt Isn't Done: The Law That Could Put Him Back In

Spencer Pratt isn't going quietly. After slipping from second to third place as mail-in ballots were counted in the June 2nd Los Angeles mayoral primary, Pratt came out swinging — posting a video calling it "Phase Three" and warning Karen Bass and Nithya Raman to watch their backs heading into November. But here's what most people aren't talking about: there's a section in the Los Angeles City Charter — Election Code Section 427 — that says if a candidate who advances from a primary dies, resigns, or is otherwise disqualified, the person with the next highest votes takes their place. That person is Spencer Pratt. And Pratt claims he has a recording that could change everything. We break down the law, the loophole, and what it all means — plus the federal investigation closing in on California elections. First Assistant U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli has announced multiple election fraud probes and is working with DOJ Civil Rights Chief Harmeet Dhillon to audit California's voter rolls. Meanwhile, a Marina del Rey woman just pleaded guilty to paying homeless people on Skid Row $2-$3 to register to vote — for nearly 20 years. And the federal government just suspended funding to LAHSA after investigators found evidence the agency abused hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars. Between now and November — anything can happen.Retirement decisions deserve careful research. Augusta Precious Metals provides educational resources and personalized guidance to help you evaluate whether a Gold IRA is right for you. 👉Text "Stella" to 35052 or visit http://StellaTrustsGold.com [http://StellaTrustsGold.com] to get started.

TRUMP’S Iran “Fair Deal”: Suggests Syria Handle Hezbollah, Qatar Billions Flood U.S.

President Trump is set to sign a peace deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran in Geneva this Friday — but can a regime actually be trusted to honor it? Stella Escovido sits down with Middle East expert Dr. Walid Phares to break down what's really in this deal, and whether peace with Tehran can ever be more than a pause button. Plus, President Trump says Israel is taking too long to finish off Hezbollah in Lebanon, and suggests Syria should do the job instead. Dr. Phares explains why that's a red flag. Syria's president, Ahmed al-Sharaa, is a former al-Qaeda-linked commander who fought under the name Abu Mohammed al-Jolani before taking power in Damascus. Should the U.S. be comfortable handing off security responsibilities to him? And, Qatar. Trump claims the Gulf nation is investing as much as $19 trillion dollars into the United States, a number that dwarfs the 1.2 trillion dollar economic exchange announced back in 2025. We break down what's verified, what's still just talk, and what it means for everyday Americans. Chapters 00:00 The Iran Deal: A Complex Landscape 10:02 Syria, Hezbollah, and Regional Dynamics 16:36 Qatar's Investment and Its Implications Retirement decisions deserve careful research. Augusta Precious Metals provides educational resources and personalized guidance to help you evaluate whether a Gold IRA is right for you. 👉Text "Stella" to 35052 or visit http://StellaTrustsGold.com [http://StellaTrustsGold.com] to get started.

Trump's SECRET MISSION To Lower Gas Prices — The INCREDIBLE Story

President Trump just revealed a secret military operation that moved over 100 million barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz — and now he's threatening to take total control of Iran's oil and gas markets. What does this mean for your gas prices? Stella Inger sits down with Dr. Walid Phares — foreign policy expert, political science professor, author of 15 books on Iran and U.S. policy, and the first foreign policy advisor announced for Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign — to break down what is really happening with Iran, the Islamic regime, Lebanon, Hezbollah, and what U.S. policy should look like going forward. In this interview: Trump's secret oil mission through the Strait of Hormuz Will gas prices come down? Trump threatens to take Kharg Island and Iran's oil markets Is Iran negotiating in good faith or running out the clock? What the Iranian regime's draft agreements reveal about their true intentions Lebanon, Hezbollah, and whether Israel is complicating U.S. negotiations What U.S. policy should look like on both fronts

Jillian Michaels EXPOSES Ana Kasparian, Gavin Newsom, and MAHA

In this full-length interview, independent journalist Stella Inger Escobedo sits down with fitness entrepreneur and outspoken commentator Jillian Michaels for a wide-ranging conversation on politics, media narratives, and the cultural forces shaping today’s public debate. The discussion covers major political figures, shifting media dynamics, and the growing tension between traditional journalism and independent commentary. Michaels shares her perspective on the role of media personalities, public accountability, and why certain political narratives seem to move in coordinated waves across outlets and commentators. The conversation also touches on debates surrounding figures like Gavin Newsom and Ana Kasparian, examining why some of their recent positions have sparked intense reactions across the political spectrum. Throughout the interview, Escobedo and Michaels explore questions about influence, credibility, and whether modern media ecosystems reward conformity or independent thinking. Michaels also reflects on the broader cultural moment in the United States, the relationship between politics and public trust, and why so many Americans feel increasingly skeptical of institutions that once shaped the national conversation. This episode is part of Stella Inger Escobedo’s ongoing effort to host open conversations with voices from across the political and cultural landscape, focusing on issues that mainstream outlets often avoid or oversimplify. Subscribe for more long-form interviews and political analysis.