Who is Spencer Pratt? That depends entirely on how old you are and where you get your news. Older millennials remember the MTV villain. LA Democrats are being told he's an "ultra-right wing MAGA candidate." But the man who lost his home in the Palisades fire, watched his parents' house burn, and saw his city collapse while the mayor flew to Ghana during Santa Ana season has a different story to tell.

He's running for Mayor of Los Angeles. The endorsements crossing party lines say he's tapping into something real. And as a lifelong Californian who never thought I'd consider leaving, I'm endorsing him too. Here's why — and why you should research him yourself before believing the labels.

We are losing $186 billion every single year to government fraud. That number is not from a political organization. That is from the federal auditors whose entire job is to track where the money goes.

It is gone.

And while Vice President Vance is leading a White House task force to go after it — which is exactly what we voted for — what that investigation has revealed is something neither side wants to admit.

The fraud is not just in blue states.

Mississippi. Texas. North Carolina. Alabama. Real fraud. Real dollars. Real red states.

This administration deserves credit for finally treating this like the emergency it is. But turning the lights on only means something if you are willing to clean up the entire room.

Not just the blue corners.

Read the full breakdown — and check what is happening in your state — at the link above.