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Instead of spending a bunch of time telling you what has happened in Los Angeles with these crazy wildfires in the richest part of the city, Malibu and Pacific Palisades,

where celebrities, business leaders, billionaires, and multi, multi, hundred millionaires live in $30 million houses,

and hundreds if not thousands of them have just been wiped out, wiped from the face of the earth.

Instead of going over everything that you already know,

that there was not enough water in the hydrants, the pressure,

because they're trying to save minnows up in northern California,

that the fire department has gone all DEI.

The mayor was out of town in Africa for some ceremony.

She wouldn't comment when she landed on the budget being cut and all the

things that have happened that, you know, all this has to do with a whole bunch of decisions

and things that have gone wrong. We know they haven't thin things out. They don't do a very good

job with the environment. They like to leave things as they are. They've broken down dams.

Not only not build dams and build reservoirs to have more water in California. Gavin Newsom has actually torn down

four dams for salmon for crying out loud and Native Americans, indigenous people. All of these things

have taken place. This is not news to anybody. We can go over this round and round and round,

but the second you saw the fires

and the response and the utter lack of ability to do anything with stopping these fires.

Once we saw that, we knew this was going to be layered. It was going to be complicated. We knew

where it happened. We knew it's the most liberal place in America or one of the most liberal

places in America. And we know from our experience in our lives that the more liberal the place,

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