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We have a narrow window here, so we're gonna put Congressman Kevin Kiley on immediately.

He's a congressman from Northern California, and he released a report on what happened

with the fire aid money.

You remember the fire aid money, the big concert with all the music stars, and they raised $100 million,

and it was supposed to go the way they sold it and marketed it, it was supposed to go to

fire victims.

Most of the fire victims said, we didn't get anything.

Well, Kevin Kiley's committee here,

or this report, has tracked a lot of the money. Let's get Kevin on. How are you?

Hey, doing well, John. How are you? This, some of this stuff actually made me laugh out loud, except this is not funny.

This is like worse than stealing tax money.

This is stealing donated money from people who had so much sympathy for the fire victims.

Yeah, it's really unbelievable.

I mean, some of the uses that you saw this funding put towards, you know, political podcasts, you know, political advocacy groups.

You had one voter outreach group that received funding. And, you know, the funding didn't go towards directly towards victims, really in any case. And so, you know, I want to be fair, and, you know, the funding didn't go directly towards victims, really in any case.

And so, you know, I want to be fair in acknowledging that there were a number of worthy

nonprofits that received the grants as well. But, you know, I asked for this investigation,

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