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to talk fast. We're going to keep going. I've got at least six hours worth of material to cram

into three hours. So there's going to be no time wasted today. First one up is we're going to talk

in just a few seconds with Kevin, Kylie, the congressman from Northern

California, who wants an investigation, and they're conducting an investigation now into the

fire aid controversy. These were the concerts that raised $100 million, and then nobody

knew exactly where the money went.

It was supposed to go.

People, everybody thought it was going to the individuals who were affected by the fire in the palisades and out to Dena.

But you couldn't find too many of those people.

And so everyone said, where'd the money go?

Where'd the money go?

Well, this, just a couple of days ago, the fire aid organization hired their own law firm to investigate Latham and Watkins.

And they have released a report. And it's an international law firm.

And, well, their own law firm says nobody did anything wrong.

I don't know if anybody believes that, but let's go to Kevin Kiley, the congressman.

How are you, Kevin?

I'm doing well.

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