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John Cobalt show On Demand on the IHeart app. I feel like I'm going insane.

I feel like I'm really going insane there was just a press conference that karen bass had within the last half hour and when you go home tonight

especially if you've been affected by the fires, and you watch her, you're

going to slam your head through a window.

I have never seen anyone more smug and arrogant and dismissive.

And if I hear her say that we're, we have to move forward one more time, I don't know

what I'm going to do. This is really, we are deep, deep

into crazy land here. Karen Bass held a news conference to announce that she's fired Kristen Crowley

as the L.A. Fire Chief. And Kristen Crowley did a horrific, tragic, terrible job as fire chief handling this fire.

But Karen Bass is not taking any responsibility at all for not being here and not overseeing Crowley's plan to attack the fire.

Because Bass wasn't here and Crowley did not have a plan to attack the fire.

The two of them.

And then throw in Janice Kinonez, who had the empty reservoir.

This is astonishing.

But Basque doesn't really want to deal with all the consequences here.

She wants to play misdirection, pointed Crowley, talk over people, and tell them we have to move forward.

It's not going to work this way.

You've ruined the lives of tens of thousands of people.

It doesn't work this way.

I have never.

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