If somebody's done you wrong, it's time for you to sing along.

Call him out, call them out, call them out, call them out.

You gotta call them out, call them out, call them out.

There's a lot of calling out going on right now about the fires in Los Angeles.

And it seems like everybody's just kind of trying to cover their own behind right now.

If you're looking, everybody's pointing fingers at everybody. You've got the president-elect that's pointing fingers of the governor.

He's pointing fingers right back. You've even got the L.A. Fire Chief. She is kind of railing

on the city itself, and she's doing her own little round of call him out. Here's what she had to say.

The fire department needs to be properly funded.

We know where our gaps in service are.

We know we need 62 new fire stations.

We need to double the size of our firefighters.

The growth of this city since 1960 has doubled and we have less fire stations.

Since 2010, we've had an increase, doubled our call volume,

which is firefighters responding to calls, 55% increase with 68 less firefighters. Our firefighters

need to be properly funded so that they can do their jobs. Okay. Did the mayor ever end up saying

anything? I remember the one reporter. Ma'am, do you think that you are doing a bad job?

Do you want to step down?

And she kept just staring at him.

Did she ever address anything?

She never did address that reporter,

but she has done some press conferences and talked a bit since.

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