It is not the city councilman's job.

No.

To figure out how in the event of a natural catastrophe, your state response to something,

that sits, that rests entirely with the governor.

And the fact that he's standing in front of a burning home being like, yeah, I don't know,

these guys are going to have to figure that out.

Your alderman's going to figure that out, you know, not me, the chief executive of the state.

At the same time, the L.A. Times is reporting that the largest reservoir is offline since February.

Like, that should be a critical piece of information. The governor clearly didn't know it.

His concern hasn't been about, this is the basics. Your very first job as a governor of a state is make sure people don't die.

That's like job number one before you start thinking about what kind of legislative priorities I have.

It's like the president of the United States, you know, the military, you're the chief executive.

The very basic thing as governor are supposed to do is make sure people don't die.

And he's like, we're all trying to figure out whose job it is.

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