Spencer Pratt Defends American Values, Slams NYC Mayor Mamdani's Anti-Patriotic July 4 Remarks
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Reality-TV star Spencer Pratt condemned New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s July 4 speech, calling out the mayor’s leftist rhetoric and labeling him a communist. Pratt urged Americans to celebrate Independence Day with pride and reject divisive criticism of the nation.
Spencer Pratt, known for his appearances on reality television, took a stand over the Independence Day weekend by posting a video condemning New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for using his July 4 speech to push a left-wing agenda. Mamdani, originally from Uganda and now a naturalized citizen, addressed a crowd from a historic desk, using the occasion to attack American traditions by focusing on immigration enforcement, so-called economic inequality, and what he described as a 'supremacy' dynamic in the United States.
Pratt responded forcefully, calling Mamdani a 'vile, commie' and accusing him of attacking American history. Wearing a T-shirt that read 'the anti-socialists social club,' Pratt spoke from the site of his former Los Angeles home, which was destroyed by fire. He emphasized that love for the nation is essential and warned that attempts to 'erase history' are a direct threat to American patriotism.
Mamdani’s remarks, which included criticism of ICE agents and references to wealth concentration, went unanswered by his office at the time of publication, as the mayor’s divisive comments continued to stir controversy.
