Bad government and bad policy can literally be deadly.

Almost 100 people died in Hawaii's Lehina fires,

the most wildfire fatalities the country is seen in a century.

But months on from the event, it seems like the media and local and federal governments would rather we all forget what

happened. I'm Lauren Chen and to uncover the truth about that day in the aftermath

including through exclusively obtained 911 calls the Blaze and I travel to Maui for this first ever Blaze original document. 9-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-Baze-O-Greal documentary.

And this is just the start of Blaze Originals.

A new docuaries featuring your favorite Blaze TV hosts as we investigate the most important

regions of our national theater, covering groundbreaking issues

and standing in the void left by the elimination of investigative journalism.

Watch what really happened in Maui, a Blaze original streaming now on Blaze TV.com and use the code Lauren Plus to save

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And now, a Blaze Media Podcast.

Hello and welcome to it.

What is it? Why it is chewing the fat.

Yes, chewing the fat podcast with Jeff Fisher.

Welcome to it. Thanks for coming along for the ride today. If you're

listening live, it's June 2nd, 2020. Yes, I am in the bunker, but you know, it's only again another half day, so instead of day 82, it's 81, because yesterday was another half day something like that.

Anyway I saw an ad this morning that I think there's a new project I want.

It's called Tushushi. The ad was we don't even use toilet paper. Just clean water and the power of Tushi. It's a modern bidet. It clips onto your toilet and transforms according to them

transforms my health, hygiene, and life.

Their ad goes on to say, imagine jumping in your shower, not turning on the water, and just using

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