Kelsey Grammer publicly endorsed Spencer Pratt for Los Angeles mayor, referring to incumbent Karen Bass with the nickname 'Karen Bass-ackwards' as he criticized her leadership. This endorsement comes just days before the city's primary election on June 2, where Pratt is polling at 22%, trailing Bass at 26% and Los Angeles City Councilmember Nithya Raman at 25%, according to a UC Berkeley-Los Angeles Times survey. Pratt, who entered the race after losing his home in the January wildfires, is campaigning on issues such as homelessness, crime, and fire preparedness. Grammer emphasized that Pratt is the only viable candidate, stating, 'He’s the only guy that’s a real option.' Additionally, during the event, Grammer expressed his desire to see less of California Governor Gavin Newsom. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who attended the event, criticized the state's governance, stating that California is 'a great state – it’s just horribly run.'