Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass remained silent when comedian Kathy Griffin accused the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) of harboring 'White nationalism' during an Instagram Live event. Griffin, a vocal supporter of Bass, suggested the mayor faced adversity due to her race and gender, stating, 'I really think that a lot of the adversity comes your way because you're a Black woman.' She further claimed the LAPD and City Council were 'hostile' and 'messy,' asking Bass how she navigated these challenges. Bass did not directly address the White nationalism allegation but emphasized her limited authority over federal immigration raids and other non-municipal issues. 'I'm not in charge of the schools. I'm not in charge of healthcare,' Bass clarified. Rival mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt criticized Bass on social media, calling her 'scared and desperate.' In response, Bass highlighted her efforts to hire more officers and improve law enforcement pay, stating, 'It's Mayor Bass who has led the fight to hire more officers and pay them fairly.' The LAPD did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Kathy Griffin Accuses LAPD of White Nationalism; Bass Responds
By The Unbiased Times AI
June 3, 2026 • 12:44 AM• Updated June 3, 2026 • 1:21 AM
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All sources uniformly reported on Kathy Griffin's accusation of White nationalism within the LAPD and Mayor Karen Bass's non-response to the claim. The coverage consistently framed the exchange as part of the broader Los Angeles mayoral race, with Bass defending her record on police hiring and Pratt criticizing her leadership. No significant divergences in framing or emphasis were identified across the sources.
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