There are warriors everywhere. People step up all the time. And I hope you're one of those people.

I'm so psyched that so often we hear about the audience and how, you know, active you are.

I think we have one of the most engaged audiences out there. You're watching the highway. You care about what's going on.

But we were told about a story that I wasn't even paying attention to.

Sure, we see about the fires and, you know, all the people and the insurance scandals are going on and We were told about a story that I wasn't even paying attention to.

Sure we see about the fires and all the people and the insurance scandals are going on

and people losing their homes.

But I will tell you, one of the most toxic things you can ever do is go and visit your

burned out home, which I had to do after the fires that were in Malibu.

Think of all of the disease that came from those people that worked in 9-11 on the towers there,

just on that smoldering pile of all of the metals and the computers,

and it's burning aluminum.

I mean, it's really horrific asbestos.

Now think of California and all of the batteries in the cars. I mean, they're really horrific asbestos. Now think of California and all of the batteries

in the cars. I mean, they're like the electric car capital of the world. All of those things

are burned. Where do you think they go? I mean, they're not launching them. Elon Musk isn't

launching them in the space. Where is it going? Imagine if it was going, you know, into a landfill

right next to your school or right

next to your home.

That is the issue that's at the heart of what's going on right now.

Take a look at this.

More pushback over fire waste drop off site.

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