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Club Random Podcast — Spencer Pratt: How to Actually Help the Homeless (It's Not What You Think)
Scout ratingSCOUT· 38%10m·2026-06-03·Comedy

Spencer Pratt: How to Actually Help the Homeless (It's Not What You Think)

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Spencer Pratt lays out his controversial plan to tackle Los Angeles' homelessness crisis. From large-scale treatment facilities and addiction recovery to job training and getting people off the streets, The conversation dives into Skid Row, fentanyl addiction, mental health, government spending, and whether LA has the…

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Spencer don’t listen to bill, no one really ever gets over a fire like that. It’s not something you just shrug off and say oh well. Doesn’t happen. My family had a house fire when I was a little kid and we lost everything. And even though t…

@lillydon1510 · YouTube comment

You know, Bill you cannot tell Spencer to let the fire go. You’re not the one that lost everything. For you to say something like that is bullshit. You’re just acting like a rich Jew at that point.

@jackknapp9560 · YouTube comment

Spencer doesn't need Bill's advice. Bill is apart of the party that has made living here extremely difficult for average people. He's just too disconnected, because he's hasn't had to worry about money for decades. That's why he keeps telli…

@JimmyNeutron-up9cu · YouTube comment

Bill Maher is the most uncouth man ever😮 Asking Spencer about his wife's breasts😡😡

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