CBS bows to pressure from Spencer Pratt over its ‘comical’ campaign coverage
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CBS bows to pressure from Spencer Pratt over its ‘comical’ campaign coverage CBS News released its full interview with Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt after he torched the network over the “comical 5-minute hit piece” it aired on him this week.
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What happened
CBS bows to pressure from Spencer Pratt over its ‘comical’ campaign coverage CBS News released its full interview with Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt after he torched the network over the “comical 5-minute hit piece” it aired on him this week.
Why it matters
Pratt had called out the outlet for filming for “over an hour” at his burned-out lot Pacific Palisades and broadcasting only snippets of the conversation, includes clips from his time on MTV reality show “The Hills.” “They can’t beat my ideas, they can’t beat…
Common ground
Less than 24 hours later, CBS News released the entire 28-minute interview, noting that it included Pratt discussing “about “his campaign, his vision for the city, and why it’s resonating so strongly with voters on social media.” “A new era of responsible…
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