There is a narrative that is happening right now, and that is that you and the people in California, specifically, those that are affected by these wildfires should not be talking about politics.

Should not be talking about holding politicians accountable because there's just too much suffering going on.

Should not be looking at the facts of what actually happened with these wildfires, why they

happened, and was there government mismanagement?

Because if you do that, well, you're not a very nice person.

The media, by the way, is not asking questions.

And I tweeted out something earlier today that a lot of people got angry over

on the left. And I'm going to read you the tweet right now because I think it's actually an

important one. And what I said was, as I said, if Ron DeSantis were the governor and just one

fire hydrant ran out of water during a massive fire.

The media would call it hydrant gate and demand a congressional investigation.

That's the truth.

They would also be blaming DeSantis or Trump or anybody else in this situation if they were in charge in California with people's deaths.

And they would be saying people are dying and they would be demanding that they resign. But what is the media doing right now? The media is doing

everything they can to not have that conversation. I'll give you a great example. Justin Trudeau,

who has nothing to do with California.

He is not a American leader.

Was on Jake Tapper's show, and this just shows you how much Jake Tapper sucks at his job.

Like, why in the hell would you have him on to talk about the wildfires?

This is literally a leader who just resigned in another country.

And as there are five major wildfires that are zero percent contained in Los Angeles,

and this is massive, like, looks like a nuclear destruction of this beautiful place,

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