Morgan Wallen will not submit his best-selling country album for Grammy Awards consideration, Fox News Digital confirmed.The "Last Night" singer's representatives did not provide Fox News Digital with additional details surrounding the decision.Wallen, 32, took the country music industry by storm with his 2018 "If I Know Me" debut, but only recently received his first Grammy nominations in 2025 for his "I Had Some Help" collaboration with Post Malone.MORGAN WALLEN JOKES ABOUT VIRAL CEO AFFAIR CONTROVERSY DURING RECENT PERFORMANCEThe "Wasted on You" singer released his fourth studio album, "I'm The Problem," earlier this year, which debuted at No. 1 on the charts and extended his run as the country artist with the most debuts to top the Billboard 200.The 37-track catalog dominated the Billboard Hot 100 charts, too, with 36 of the tracks making an appearance on the leader board.LANA DEL REY DROPS MORGAN WALLEN HOOK-UP CONFESSION, DISSES COUNTRY STAR DURING STAGECOACH PERFORMANCEIn addition, the album secured Wallen's spot as the only artist to earn each spot in the top 10 of the Hot Country Songs chart.Following the release, Wallen embarked on a 19-date North American stadium tour with guests including Brooks & Dunn, Ella Langley and Thomas Rhett.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERWhile it's unclear why Wallen does not want to enter the catalog for consideration, Wallen's no stranger to conflicts. One month after the release of his second studio album, "Dangerous: The Double Album," in January 2021, Morgan found himself in his biggest controversy to date.In February 2021, a video surfaced showing Wallen using a racial slur while walking home with a group of friends. The "Chasin' You" singer uttered a racial epithet and used other profanities. Shortly after the incident, he issued an apology.Wallen faced backlash online and also from within the country music industry. Even though he was nominated for multiple Academy of Country Music Awards, Wallen was not included in the ceremony.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSIn a statement released in early February 2021,the ACM announced it had barred "Wallen's potential involvement and eligibility for this year's 56th Academy of Country Music Awards cycle."The Country Music Association restricted his eligibility for awards, and Wallen was not allowed to attend the ceremony or any associated events. Wallen was also banned from attending the 2021 American Music Awards, and was not invited to the Billboard Music Awards despite earning six nominations.He was also dropped by his record label, and his music was banned from iHeartRadio.Representatives for the Recording Academy did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for more information.

FIRST ON FOX: The Navy is taking bold steps to cut red tape and sharpen its focus on the fight.A new memo signed by Secretary of the Navy John C. Phelan orders a 35% cut to civilian Public Affairs Officer (PAO) billets and moves all hiring and contracting decisions under tighter control.Leaders say the goal is to make the force leaner, faster and more disciplined while saving taxpayer money."The memo was signed with the intent to make a more lethal and agile force, placing the most capable people in the right positions to support the warfighter," a Navy official told Fox News Digital on background. "It seeks to prioritize warfighting readiness, reinforce standards and discipline, as well as accelerate decision-making."NAVY SECRETARY PUSHES REVIEW BOARD TO PURGE DEI FROM NAVAL ACADEMY AND RESTORE 'WARRIOR ETHOS'"The Department of the Navy must ensure public affairs resources are aligned to warfighting readiness, standards and discipline, and rapid decision-making," the memo states.From now on, any civilian public affairs hiring must be approved by the Navys Chief of Information (CHINFO) or the Marine Corps Communications Directorate (CD). Contracts for media and messaging support will also be pooled into one system so commands across the fleet can use the same process.The memo directs that "civilian public affairs billets in headquarters, staff support, and non-operational environments shall be reduced or eliminated."PENTAGON EYES 50% REDUCTION IN PERMANENT CHANGES OF STATION AS MILITARY FAMILIES BRACE FOR MOVING HIGH SEASONThe changes come after a review found the civilian public affairs workforce had grown far beyond what was needed. The study flagged overlapping jobs, inconsistent messaging and inefficient spending.Navy leaders say the overhaul will not only trim costs, but also ensure that every communication effort supports readiness and the men and women on the front lines.The Marine Corps is not included in the cuts because it is already going through a separate review.GABBARD LAUNCHES ONDI 2.0, WITH PLAN TO CUT WORKFORCE BY 40%For the Navy, the memo notes that "some billets may be realigned to active-duty or reserve Public Affairs Officers," putting more uniformed leaders in charge of telling the Navys story.The directive also requires CHINFO and CD to "document projected cost savings and assess opportunities to reinvest in fleet support and uniformed public affairs capacity."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP"This is about discipline, efficiency and lethality," a senior Navy official told Fox News Digital. "Every resource we save here is a resource we can put back into readiness and the fight."

Jake Pauls next fight has been set.The YouTuber-turned-boxer will be facing Gervonta "Tank" Davis in an exhibition match at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, on Nov. 14.In similar fashion to his controversial fight with Mike Tyson, Netflix will be hosting the major event later this year.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMPaul, who is 12-1 in his boxing career with seven knockouts, has already started the trash talk on X."Gervonta has been disrespecting my name for too long. His nickname might be Tank, but Im an FPV drone and Im about to disable this tiny boy," Paul said. "Yes, hes one of the top pound-for-pound boxers in the world, but my motto is anyone, anytime, anyplace, against all odds. And I like my odds. First, I am going to kill David, then I will go on to slaughter Goliath."BOXER JULIO CSAR CHVEZ JR. DEPORTED FOR ALLEGED CARTEL TIES, DRUG TRAFFICKING WEEKS AFTER LOSS TO JAKE PAUL"Goliath" likely refers to Anthony Joshua, the British pro who is a two-time heavyweight champion. He and Paul were in talks, but they reportedly collapsed due to network issues.While Davis has never lost a fight, his last one was mired in controversy. He fought to a draw with Lamont Roach in March at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, which included Davis kneel-down that wasnt called as a knockdown in the ninth round.Davis was expected to face Roach again on Aug. 16. However, he got into a legal situation after being arrested for misdemeanor battery-domestic violence. His ex-girlfriend accused him of striking her on the back of the head and slapping her during a June 15 altercation. The charge was dropped last week after his ex-girlfriend refused to prosecute.Meanwhile, Pauls last fight was against Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. in June, where he won by unanimous decision in California. The victory gave him a World Boxing Association (WBA) ranking this past month, debuting as the No. 14 contender in the cruiserweight division.Speaking of weight classes, that will be a major storyline between these two fighters before their bout in November. Paul weighs in at least 50 pounds more than Davis, who is 5-foot-5 compared to Pauls 6-foot-1 frame.Netflix will also be hosting a Sept. 13 bout between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford, two of the best pound-for-pound boxers to ever step foot in a ring.Follow Fox News Digitalssports coverage on X, and subscribe tothe Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

FIRST ON FOX: The national Tea Party's "Only Citizens Vote" tour bus had its tires slashed last night during a stop in Phoenix as the group has been traveling across the country to support the SAVE Act.Pictures provided to Fox News Digital show the vandalism that took place Tuesday night ahead of the tour bus's planned stops in Tuscon and Scottsdale. The bus is wrapped in decals promoting the Tea Party and election integrity."ONLY CITIZENS VOTE" the bus reads in big bold letters.HOSTILITY AGAINST CHURCHES A GROWING TREND, AS STUDY FINDS HUNDREDS OF ATTACKS ON U.S. CHURCHES IN 2024"This cowardly act is not just an attack on a vehicle, its an attack on the millions of Americans who believe in free speech, civic engagement, and secure elections," Tea Party Patriots Action honorary chairperson, Jenny Beth Martin, told Fox News Digital in a statement."Tea Party Patriots Action will not be intimidated," she continued. "Our tour continues as planned, and we will keep rallying Americans to support this necessary legislation."The tour, which had its first stop in Garden Grove, California, in mid-August, shows stops in 16 states. The tour's finale will then be held in the nation's capital, during which the group will deliver petition signatures to members of Congress in an effort to rally support for the SAVE Act.The SAVE Act aims to mandate that potential voters provide proof-of-citizenship documents when registering to vote. The bill would prohibit states from processing national voter registration forms without certain proof-of-citizenship, such as a passport, birth certificate, government-issued driver's licenses, or military identification card.ALBUQUERQUE GOP HEADQUARTERS TARGETED IN ALLEGED ARSON: DIRECT ASSAULT ON OUR VALUESThe vandalism of the National Tea Party bus comes after a spate of other vandalism attempts targeting Republican entities and figures.Within the last month, the district office of Rep. Mike Kelly, R-Penn., was vandalized with red spray paint that scribbled messages, like "Mental illness is not a crime," and "GOP = racism, rape, child rape, cover up," according to images shared by CBS News.Meanwhile, earlier this year, several GOP headquarters across the country in multiple states, such as New York, Virginia and New Mexico, were reportedly hit as well.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPFearing a potential increase in violence following President Donald Trump's move back into the White House this year, the head of the National Republican Congressional Committee, Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., told fellow Republican colleagues back in March to stop holding in-person town halls.Tuesday'svandalismalsofollowsincidentsofpropertydamageand assault againstfederalbuildingsand immigration officials inLosAngelesamidtheTrumpadministration'sdeportation crackdown there in June.Earlier this year, there was also a spate of violence against Tesla dealerships and Tesla cars during Elon Musk's tenure working as a "special government employee" for Trump.

The Department of Defense is offering its civilian employees an opportunity to volunteer with Homeland Security, working directly with ICE and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents on the front lines of the Trump administrations immigration crackdown.A U.S. defense official told Fox News Digital the volunteers will serve in critical support roles for up to 180 days at an ICE or CBP facility."Candidates should be committed to improving the efficiency of the Federal government, passionate about the ideals of our American republic, and committed to upholding the rule of law and the United States Constitution," according to a listing posted on USA Jobs, an official government website.Travel, lodging and per diem may be reimbursed by the receiving agency, and the salary is listed as $25,684 to $191,900 per year, according to the listing.OVER 100K AMERICANS RUSH TO JOIN TRUMP'S MASSIVE ICE HIRING SPREE NATIONWIDE, DHS SAYSRelocation expenses are not reimbursed and detailees may be asked to deploy to non-negotiable locations within 96 hours of approval.Detailees will not perform law enforcement functions, instead focusing on data entry, ICE and CBP raid planning, illegal immigrant processing and logistical planning, according to the listing.TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ENDS AGE CAP FOR ICE POSITIONS IN MAJOR RECRUITMENT DRIVEThe job application comes more than two months after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized DOD civilian employees to participate in reimbursable or non-reimbursable details supporting the Department of Homeland Securitys operations on the southern border.The website clarifies the volunteer detail position is not a promotion opportunity, carries "moderate risk" and "extensive" overtime may be required.A security clearance and drug tests are not required, and the opportunity is open to current federal civilian DOD employees at any grade, according to the listing.TRUMP ADMIN UNLEASHES CRUCIAL RECRUITMENT CAMPAIGN WITH MASSIVE BONUSES TO BOLSTER ICE RANKSAs of Wednesday afternoon, the site was still accepting applications.Applications will be reviewed and submitted to DHS as they are received, according to the site. The closing date, which was not listed, may be extended to meet volunteer staffing needs.DHS, ICE and CBP did not immediately respond to additional inquiries from Fox News Digital.

A lawsuit filed by three Minnesota softball players against the state for allowing a biological male pitcher to compete saw its first court hearing on Wednesday.U.S. District Judge Eric Tostrud heard oral arguments by attorneys representing the three players in a request for a preliminary injunction that would block transgender athletes from competing in girls sports in the state.One of the attorneys representing the three girls told Fox News Digital that they are arguing that current Minnesota policies violate Title IX."It fundamentally denies women equal athletic opportunities in sports that require competitive skills or contact sports, to allow males into those spaces to play against them," said Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Hal Frampton.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COMThe plaintiffs hope the suit will result in a permanent change to the state's sports bylaws."We're seeking a ruling that the bylaws of the Minnesota state high school league to prevent any male who asserts a female gender identity to pay women's sports, we're seeking a ruling that those bylaws fundamentally violate Title IX," Frampton said.The lawsuit names three school districts, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, Minnesota State High School League executive director Erich Martens, commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Education Willie Jett, and commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Human Rights Rebecca Lucero as defendants.One of the anonymous softball players involved in the lawsuit previously told Fox News Digital what it was like facing the trans athlete, who led Champlin Park High School to the state championship this season.HOW TRANSGENDERISM IN SPORTS SHIFTED THE 2024 ELECTION AND IGNITED A NATIONAL COUNTERCULTURE"Hitting against him is not only a physical challenge but a mental, too. Its a mental battle knowing that he has an advantage in the sport that I grew up playing, making it hard to even want to hit against him. His ability to get outs and spin the ball is a strong advantage, but like I said its also incredibly mentally challenging knowing that youre competing against someone who has unfair advantages leaving you with little to no confidence," the player said."This issue has affected me in ways that I never imagined. Its simply unfair and I hate that nothing is happening to change that. Boys should not be able to take girls spots on teams just because they are capable of doing so. I hope that more girls affected by this issue will stand up against this."The anonymous player also called out Ellison for aggressively defending trans inclusion in girls sports in the state. Ellison has filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump and the U.S. Department of Justice over Trump's "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports" executive order."Its really upsetting to know that [Ellison] isnt taking rights of girls and women seriously. He is allowing boys to compete with girls, and it is not safe and completely unfair. To know that AG Ellison is in complete support of letting boys and men take advantage of females in sports is absolutely disgusting and wrong," the player added.Minnesota's state legislature failed to pass the "Preserving Girls Sports Act" in early March, which would have stated that "only female students may participate in an elementary or secondary school level athletic team or sport that an educational institution has restricted to women and girls."Now, this lawsuit will seek to achieve the same purpose as that bill.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Texas Democratic state Rep. Nicole Collier abruptly left a call with California Gov. Gavin Newsom and other Democratic Party members after claiming she was told she was committing a felony by participating in the meeting from a state Capitol bathroom.Collier was speaking on a call with Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin, Newsom and several others while the Texas House of Representatives was simultaneously debating a redistricting bill backed by President Donald Trump.While speaking on the call, Collier claimed that the Texas redistricting bill violates the Voting Rights Act and "will prevent black and brown individuals from selecting the candidates of their choice because theyre cracking and packing these districts."While Martin was speaking about 30 minutes into the call, Collier suddenly interrupted, saying, "Sorry, I have to leave. They said it's a felony for me to do this."ABBOTT SCORES BIG WIN IN REDISTRICTING BATTLE AS TEXAS DEMOCRATS' BLOCKADE COLLAPSES"Apparently I cant be on the floor or in the bathroom," she continued, before turning to address someone off camera."You told me I was only allowed to be here in the bathroom," she told the person off camera before turning back to the call and saying, "No, hang on. Bye everybody. Ive got to go."Both Newsom and Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., immediately expressed outrage over Colliers sudden departure."That is outrageous," said Booker. "Let me tell you something, Rep. Collier in the bathroom has more dignity than Donald Trump in the Oval Office.""There you go," Newsom responded, nodding his head.NEWSOM-STYLE REDISTRICTING EFFORTS CRITIQUED BY CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS AS RECENTLY AS JULY, STATEMENTS SHOW"What theyre trying to do right there is silence an American leader, silence a black woman, and that is outrageous," Booker added. "What we just witnessed, them trying to shut her down and saying it's illegal for her to be in the bathroom and on this call, this is the lengths that theyre going to in Texas."This comes after dozens of Democratic members of the Texas House fled the state and refused to return to the legislature for two weeks to hold up the redistricting bill by breaking quorum. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and other state leaders ordered the rogue Democrats to be arrested and threatened to have them removed from office if they did not return to fulfill their duties.After the Democrats return to the legislature, members faced heightened security measures designed to ensure a quorum was maintained.Democratic lawmakers said Texas Department of Public Safety officers followed them around Monday at the state Capitol and either guarded their offices or stayed in them and tailed them when they left. They said they had to sign "permission slips" and accept the surveillance to leave the building.TIRED OF DEMOCRACY DYING: NEWSOM REDISTRICTING PUSH FACES GOP BACKLASH OVER VOTER RIGHTSRather than comply with the measures, Collier stayed on the House floor in theTexas Capitol on Monday night and Tuesday.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPDespite the Democrats' standoff, the Texas House finally approved maps Wednesday.Newsom announced he would advance a redistricting map in California to counter the Texas redistricting bill. On Friday, California Democrats and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) released a new district map that would likely eliminate five GOP congressional seats, theoretically nullifying the five additional seats Republicans would gain if Texas redistricting push is successful.Fox News Digital reached out to the offices of Booker and Newsom but did not immediately receive a response.Collier's office declined to comment, citing the House still being in session.

Former President Barack Obama on Wednesday said he respects California Gov. Gavin Newsom's push for a redistricting plan to add more Democratic seats in the blue state."I believe that Gov. Newsoms approach is a responsible approach. He said this is going to be responsible. Were not going to try to completely maximize it," Obama said at a fundraiser Tuesday on Marthas Vineyard in Massachusetts, according to excerpts obtained by The Associated Press."Were only going to do it if and when Texas and/or other Republican states begin to pull these maneuvers. Otherwise, this doesnt go into effect," he added.OBAMA PRAISES DEMOCRATS WHO FLED TEXAS REDISTRICTING VOTE AS INSPIRINGIn a post Wednesday on X, Obama said gerrymandering shouldn't be a part of politics. Instead, it should be a "fair fight" between Republicans and Democrats based on the competition of ideas.Changes in Texas and California's House seats could shift control of Congress in 2026. Some analysts say Democrats could pick up as many as five additional seats in California if Newsoms plan succeeds, potentially canceling out Republican gains in Texas.The plan by Newsom is intended to counter a move by Texas over congressional redistricting ahead of next year's midterm elections.In Austin, the GOP-dominated state House of Representatives last week resumed meeting at a second straight special session called by conservative Republican Gov. Greg Abbott.But Republicans in the Texas House were prevented from holding votes on a new map for two weeks when dozens of Democratic state representatives fled the state to deny the GOP a quorum in the Texas House.NEWSOM UNVEILING CALIFORNIA REDISTRICTING EFFORT TO COUNTER TRUMP-BACKED PUSH IN TEXAS"Since Texas is taking direction from a partisan White House and gerrymandering in the middle of a decade to try and maintain the House despite their unpopular policies, I have tremendous respect for how Governor Newsom has approached this," Obama wrote on X.The former commander in chief said Newsom put forward a "smart, measured approach" designed to address "a very particular problem at a very particular moment in time."Newsom is moving to hold a special election this year to get voter approval to undo the constitutional amendments that created the nonpartisan redistricting commission, Fox News Digital previously reported.California Republican lawmakers have vowed to fight it.Fox News Digital's Paul Steinhauser and Jasmine Baehr and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

Vice President JD Vance cautionedElon Musk against forming a third political party in an exclusive interview on "The Ingraham Angle," saying the billionaire could wield more influence by staying "loyal" to the Republican Party and President Donald Trumps MAGA movement."My advice to Elon would be to try to fix the Republican Party. Try to push it in your own way. Disagree with me all you want, disagree with the president of the United States, but don't pretend that you can make a big difference with a third party," Vance said Wednesday."I think Elon would make a much bigger difference if he stayed loyal to President Trump's Republican Party, and if he had disagreements, express those disagreements from the inside as opposed from the outside."ELON MUSK CONNECTS WITH INDIE ANDREW YANG ON BILLIONAIRE FORMER TRUMP ALLY'S THIRD PARTY PUSHThe former Ohio senators comments came after The Wall Street Journalreported Musk is pausing plans to start the America Party to focus on his companies.Fox News parent Fox Corp. and The Wall Street Journal parent News Corp share common ownership.Musk announced in a post on his social mediaplatform X, formerly Twitter, in July that the America Party would be formed to give people their "freedom" back, amid criticism about the two-party system."When it comes to bankrupting our country with waste & graft, we live in a one-party system, not a democracy," he wrote.The former special government employee who served in an advisory role at the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) publicly split with Trump earlier in2025 over his support for Trump's "big, beautiful bill." Musk argued the bill would add trillions to an already ballooning U.S. national debt and could undermine DOGEs work of cutting government spending.Musks allies, according to the WSJ, said the SpaceX CEO hasnt officially ruled out creating the new party and could change his mind.TRUMP DISMISSES MUSK'S POLITICAL AMBITIONS AS 'RIDICULOUS' IN SHARP REBUKE"I do think that it would be a huge mistake for Elon to go forward with a third party, and my argument to him is whether you like it or not, you are now perceived by the far-Left as on the side of the American Right," Vance told Fox News host Laura Ingraham."You believe in law and order, you believe in closed borders, you believe in economic growth and prosperity, you believe in making things in the United States of America. The idea that Elon is ever going to go back to being sort of in the middle, where Democrats and Republicans both like him, that's just not going to happen. He is perceived as being on the American Right."The vice president also denied talking to Musk or other donors about a potential 2028 presidential run amid reports that the worlds richest man could financially back Vance.Reuters reported thatMusks America PAC spent nearly $300 million during the 2024 election in favor of Trump and other Republican candidates.

Spencer Pratt has enlisted U.S. Senator Rick Scott in his battle with California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass over their handling of the devastating California wildfires.On Wednesday, the 42-year-old former reality star, who lost the home that he shared with his wife Heidi Montag in the Palisades Fire last January, shared a video on Instagram in which he appeared alongside the Florida politician. In the clip, Pratt revealed that he had asked Scott to help him push for a federal investigation into the fires."Since Gavin Newsom hasn't given us our Palisades investigation, Karen Bass just yesterday said she's delaying hers. The victims aren't they're not OK with that. So we got Senator Rick Scott, flew in from Florida, and I let him know that the victims out in the Palisades are demanding a congressional investigation," Pratt said, which appeared to be filmed in the Pacific Palisades."And Senator Rick Scott said" Pratt continued as he pivoted the camera to Scott.SPENCER PRATT AND HEIDI MONTAG SUE THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES, LADWP AFTER PALISADES FIRE"I'm gonna do my best to make sure it happens," Scott said."So stay tuned, I'll obviously keep you posted," Pratt told his fans. "We are gonna get to the bottom of how our town burned down and how 12 senior citizens were killed. So stay tuned."Fox News Digital has reached out to representatives for Newsom and Bass for comment.APP USERS CLICK HERE TO VIEW POSTThe Palisades Fire, which ignited in the afternoon on Jan. 7 in the Santa Monica Mountains, resulted in 12 confirmed deaths. The fire burned over 23,000 acres and destroyed more than 6,000 structures before it was fully contained on Jan. 31.Later on Jan. 7, the Eaton Fire began in the San Gabriel Mountains and greatly impacted the city of Altadena. The fire killed at least 19 people and destroyed more than 9,000 structures. The Eaton Fire burned over 14,000 until it was also fully contained on Jan. 31.Since the fires, Pratt, whose parents also lost their home, has led a social media crusade against Newsom and Bass, whom he has accused of mismanagement, corruption and "criminal negligence" in their response to the disaster.In January, Pratt and Montag sued the city of Los Angeles and the Department of Water and Power over the destruction of their home. According to court documents obtained by Fox News Digital, the reality stars alleged "inverse condemnation," a legal concept that allows property owners to seek compensation when the government damages property."The Hills" alums filed the suit with 20 other property owners on Jan. 21, blaming the City of Los Angeles and the utility company for causing damage to their homes.LIKE WHAT YOURE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSIn August, Pratt traveled to Washington D.C. to meet with federal officials, including Attorney General Pam Bondi. During his trip, Pratt advocated for a federal investigation into Newsom and Bass's actions."Im literally their worst nightmare because I have nothing to lose, and all Im ever gonna do is just post actual facts," Pratt told Variety in August.He continued, "The more of these meetings I take, the more I find out about how preventable this was. Its actually criminal negligence because in the Palisades fire alone, 12 people died. These people shouldnt have died."While speaking with Varity, Pratt confirmed that he did not have a meeting with President Donald Trump during his trip to the nation's capital and explained that his cause was nonpartisan."The victims are across all the party lines, mainly Democrats, and they have been sending me a list of questions and requests to [present] to this administration," Pratt said. "They do not care whos sitting in the White House. They just want answers. They want results.""They want things solved," he added. "Like I would have flown to Washington if an alien from Mars was sitting in the White House. I dont care. Im here to activate."Pratt also praised Bondi, whom he said had been "incredible" in her dedication to investigating the origin and response to the fires."Ive felt so powerless against Bass, LADWP, Newsom, and Im just throwing these TikToks out at such a powerful entity," he said. "To be able to be in a room with people who can get me information legally, thats gonna help everyone in the Palisades get the answers that we havent had for seven months, like the investigation into the origins of the Palisades fire.""So, to be in front of somebody who can provide answers to the victims who have been literally thinking about this all day long for over seven months, that was life changing," he continued. "Like I went through a portal on that one."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTERDays after the fire, Pratt asked fans of himself and Montag for their help. In an effort to support the couple, fans catapulted Montag's debut album "Superficial," released in 2010, to the top of the iTunes charts, where it secured the No. 1 spot for both song and album."Everything I ever bought in my life burned down. Everything my parents ever bought in their life burned down. Like the stakes are so real," Pratt said."Im doing this because they destroyed my life," he continued. "And for the last seven months, I focused on all the good things with Heidis music and the positives, but once that wore off, its like, I cant ever have my life back. And when you really see everything laid out and the whole way theyve spun it, it was just the biggest bunch of lies. Propaganda. This was the most preventable thing that could ever have been.""Im becoming worse of a nightmare for them every day because now people are finding my number other people whose lives burned down and they send text messages that are like rocket fuel to me," Pratt added."Ill start getting emotionally drained and its a lot to manage my anger and hurt and then its like, Buckle up. Theres so many people that need you to keep on this. This isnt a three-week thing. This is gonna be 10 years."