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We were just talking about not believing any public officials or corporate spokespeople

or celebrities, anybody who's normally in the public eye because they often lie.

And we were also just talking about how Southern California Edison is under suspicion

that one of their transmission wires may have started the fire in Altadena, the Eaton fire.

And Edison is denying responsibility for it.

Now some people have produced a video and they've gotten some attorneys to distribute the video

and make the video public.

Edison is still denying it claiming that, hey, it might be that homeless encampment over there.

Then this story comes out from the Los Angeles Times this morning.

You remember the Creek Fire?

It was one of the lesser fires in 2017 in the Angeles National Forest.

You may not.

But the Creek Fire, people thought, was started by electrical wires.

Witnesses had said they saw a line snap on a high voltage transmission tower in Little Tunga Canyon.

And so that's where investigators went.

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