Spencer Pratt reveals plan to save Hollywood in private meeting with President Trump

Spencer Pratt got some serious face time with President Trump during 47’s ultra-exclusive fundraiser in Southern California.

Pratt posted a series of photos sitting next to Trump during the event at Trump National Gold Club Los Angeles held Tuesday.

Pratt shared that he and Trump are working together on a 25% federal film tax credit to “bring back Hollywood.”

“While Gavin Newsom’s commissioner is actively outsourcing production jobs to Hungary, and his rogue AG is trying to destroy CA production companies, the adults in the room are actually trying to repatriate the most quintessential American industry,” Pratt said.

“I’m committed to saving Hollywood, and I’m very grateful for the President’s remarkable generosity and focus on this issue. He is very passionate about revitalizing the entertainment industry and we will not let Canada, or the UK or Budapest steal our lunch anymore,” he continued, joking “Speaking of lunch…best clam chowder I ever had.”

Pratt said he was grateful for the time President Trump spent discussing a range of issues and praised him for remaining committed to California’s future despite its critics.

The fundraising event was a private dinner and roundtable organized by the RNC.

Pratt also posted a video to X showing the moment President Trump landed on the golf course after a short helicopter trip from LAX on Marine One, captioning the video “Power.”

Pratt visited the White House last month in a private meeting in the Oval Office. Pratt was also allowed to bring his young son along for the trip.

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