The wildfires in LA are expected to get worse. A new warning has been issued that with the Santa Ana Wins picking back up, the fires could spread.

The death toll is at 24, hundreds of thousands evacuated, 12,000 plus buildings destroyed, and a new fire, the auto fire, has been ignited burning 55 acres.

Now, there's conflicting reports as to whether or not that's been contained.

But as the winds pick up, there's a fear.

New fires, more fire.

It's going to spread.

It's going to get worse.

Now, as we're trying to deal with this to the best of our abilities, politics, it's going to play a role.

And while Donald Trump and many conservatives have criticized, and I believe rightly so,

DEI policies, which have made the problem worse, liberals are coming out and attacking Donald Trump.

Notably, Jimmy Kimmel, who on his show broke down, nearly crying, watching the fire's rampage not too far from his studio.

And you know what? I do feel for him. And it's got to be scary. Those fires have destroyed the

homes of people you love, people I love. And so I certainly, I can empathize. But Jimmy Kimball goes

on to lie about what's really going on, lie about Donald Trump's position, and then refer to those of us who've supported the president and his administration as a gaggle of scumbags.

Now, that's a step too far for me.

You want to play those games, Jimmy will play those games.

Let's break down the real cause of this fire.

Let's break down how your policies have

caused this. And ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to have to go off on this rant explaining to

exactly why these DEI policies make me so angry. And I'll break it down for you. I know many people

struggle to define whokeness and explain this, but we will.

We'll get started, of course, by listening to what Jimmy Kimmel had to say.

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