Arsonists, looters. Many are wondering how these fires started and the Santa Ana wins,

these high speed winds that come in once a year into California are expected to pick up

this week. The fire is still barely contained. The death toll has now increased to 24.

And this, the LA wildfires, damages were estimated at between

$130 to $150 billion, making this the most expensive fire in history. This is a terrifying

story, my friends, but we all want to figure out how this happened.

And the question is because we don't want it to happen again.

And now there's a lot to this story.

There is illegal immigrant suspected arsonists.

There are illegal immigrant looters.

There's an individual who was arrested dressing up like the fire chief

in an effort to loot homes. The exploitation of this fire is terrifying. And I have to wonder,

when a society's scale so large, is it just that there's nothing you can do about it? So there's a time-lapse video

of how this fire began. And it starts as a small plume of gray smoke in a backyard garden.

As the time lapse continues, it becomes this raging fire that has wiped out a, I'll just say,

the largest, I should say the most expensive fire industry, not the largest.

From a small little garden.

Now here's the terrifying reality of the scale of our society.

When we're looking at these arsonists in a city, I mean what? What does

LA County have? 13 million people or some ridiculously large number like that? It takes only

one, one person to destroy everything. Be it flicking a cigarette. Maybe you're driving a truck and a chain falls off the back of the car,

sparking on the ground, igniting brush. Or somebody had a candle in their backyard and they

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