The blame game is the big headline.

As elected officials are teaming up in groups now to defend themselves,

while others that they used to be best friends with are now pointing the finger at them.

This has taken on an entire life of its own.

Now, the reality is you've got a 20- thousand acre fire only 8% contained as we speak.

5,000 plus structures have now been destroyed. They're expecting that number to continue to rise.

And we are now seeing actors and actresses and Hollywood producers who are now angry that their homes have been burned to the

ground because of government incompetency.

Now, the Democratic mismanagement is really coming further into focus at this hour.

And that is what has erupted into this blame game of one person saying, this is your fault.

No, no, this is your fault.

A Pacific Palisades Reservoir, we also now know for a fact, was closed.

When wildfires swept through the area and devastated the community,

officials have officially told the Los Angeles Times.

The Santa Yitz Reservoir is connected to the Los Angeles water supply system,

and authorities said it was shut down for repairs at the time the fire erupted.

What does that mean?

Well, it left 117 million-gallon water storage complex empty in the heart of the area where these fires are the worst.

How do we know this?

This again, coming from the LA Times.

Their tweet, put it perfectly, a reservoir in the palisades that holds 117 million

gallons of water was offline this month for previously scheduled maintenance. It was empty when the

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