There's a lesson in all this wildfire insanity for all of us. We'll talk about that. We'll make fun of

Christopher Ray. The coach, Senator Tommy Tuberville, joins us. Man, we are stacked tonight on I'm right. I had a little light come on in my car this morning.

Light came on and it said that my car needs coolant.

Now, this will come to California here in a moment.

I'll have to pardon the pun.

I know they need a lot of coolant, but light came on to my car.

Car said, needed some coolant. It's no problem. I'm just going to stop by his shop on the way home,

grab some, put it in there. But I want you to pretend like I didn't know how to do that.

And then I went to my doctor's office, family doctor. Hey, doc, let me in, I need some help.

Doc opens up the doors.

It's okay, Jesse, what's going on?

What's wrong?

Hey, doc, I got some car trouble.

I need you to come fix it.

Well, that would make any sense, would it?

It's not his area of expertise.

It's not even an area of interest for him.

He knows a lot about the human body and nutrition and your heart and things like that,

but I wouldn't go to the doctor and expect him to have any level of knowledge

about fixing the problems in my vehicle. So where am I going with this? Why even bring this up?

Well, I had a conversation over the weekend with a lady, her family, her, her husband, her kids.

They had been run out of L.A. because of these L.A. wildfires. And she was a friend of a friend.

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