Spencer Pratt, a candidate in the upcoming Los Angeles mayoral election, has drawn parallels to former President Donald Trump by recounting a story about a young fan who thanked him after a debate. During an appearance on Fox News, Pratt, 42, discussed how his faith has influenced his campaign and helped him calm his nerves before facing incumbent Mayor Karen Bass and City Councilmember Nithya Raman, whom he referred to as 'lying demons.' His anecdote sparked comparisons to Trump's storytelling style, particularly his habit of sharing tales of supporters expressing gratitude. Following the debate, a poll indicated that 79% of viewers believed Pratt had won. As he campaigns, Pratt emphasizes the need to revitalize Hollywood, criticizing his opponents for their perceived failures in supporting the entertainment industry. He has proposed making filming in Los Angeles easier and safer by streamlining permits and enhancing police presence. With the election set for June 2, Pratt's campaign is gaining momentum, and he sees his recent debate performance as a divine endorsement of his candidacy.