All right, thanks, Scott Shannon. Hour 2, Sean Hannity's show, toll free.

It is 800, 941, Sean, if you want to be a part of the program.

A couple of nights ago when I had comedian Adam Carolla on my TV show, it was up in the air.

He didn't know whether his house would survive the wildfires, thank God, for his sake um he was not one of the thousands

and thousands of victims that that lost their homes that have had their entire lives

not a pun intended go up and smoke a lot of this if not most of it completely preventable

and anyway he he talked at on his own show at length about, you know,

there will be more people in Winnebago's that will be on the Pacific Coast Highway

before Hollywood elites ever returned to their homes because of the permitting process,

which is formidable.

Gillian Michaels brought this up on TV and on radio yesterday in California.

Listen what he said.

On a happy note, I guess all the Winnebagoes that were parked up and down, PCH,

where they're cooking out of, those things surely are gone.

They'll be the first ones back.

The comedy is the guys who lost their $20 million homes on the ocean side of PCH will be knee-deep

in the permit process.

They will be trying to pull permits when the guys in the Winnebago's will have been back for months,

months before those guys ever get a permit.

As a matter of fact, Alan Hamill and Suzanne Summers moved because they could not get a permit

to rebuild their home of 40 years on the ocean on PCH.

You know how Bill Maher seems real conservative now when he's like arguing with Jane Fonda

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