Spencer Pratt Criticizes LA Leaders for Not Doing Enough About Antisemitism

Pratt decided to run for office after watching politics and losing his home.

Spencer Pratt's campaign is focusing on antisemitism in private messages shared online.

In the messages, Pratt accused LA leaders of not taking antisemitism seriously and promised to stop it if he were in charge.

Someone asked Pratt how he would keep Jewish people safe in LA, and he responded with a long message.

Pratt announced his run for LA mayor on the anniversary of the fire that destroyed his home.

Spencer Pratt is currently running for mayor of Los Angeles.

Pratt wrote a long message condemning antisemitism and blaming current leaders for allowing it.

Pratt said he would have zero tolerance for antisemitism and called it a 'mind virus'.

He accused politicians of tolerating antisemitic rhetoric because it is popular.

Pratt called antisemitism a 'mind virus' in private messages.

Pratt said current leaders have been too soft on antisemitic groups and that he would stop it if he were mayor.

Jewish communities are warning about rising antisemitic incidents and hostility.

Pratt said he would take immediate action, including increasing police presence around Jewish institutions.

Pratt said protecting Jews requires strong leadership and that he would direct police to patrol synagogues.

Pratt also criticized campus leaders for not doing enough about antisemitism.

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Pratt blamed LA leaders for allowing anti-Jewish rhetoric.

Pratt said he would use his influence to pressure university leaders to protect Jewish students.

Pratt called on prosecutors to pursue more civil rights cases.

Pratt said he would push for aggressive civil rights prosecutions.

Pratt concluded that he would not let antisemitism happen on his watch.

Fox News has reached out to Pratt for comment.

Pratt said some celebrities support his criticism of California leaders but are afraid to speak out.

Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag have entered the LA political scene.

Pratt announced his run for mayor in January after years in the public eye.

Pratt's campaign has gained momentum with donations and support from influential figures.

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Pratt has launched viral campaign ads and had a well-received debate performance.

Pratt surveyed his burned-down home in Pacific Palisades.

Pratt's rise is fueled by anger over the LA fires.

Pratt led a social media campaign against California leaders after the fires.

Pratt met with federal officials in Washington, D.C., in August 2025.

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Pratt announced his run for mayor at a protest near his burned-down home.

Stephanie Giang-Paunon is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital.

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