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Um it's really amazing that we are where we are, and and this tragedy unfolded in California, and it's so sad that so many people, I mean, uh if you look at the images of of devastation, it's block after block and and rows of homes after rows of homes, just just lives shattered.
And it's it just is so sad.
And then when you find out, well, the fire that for the fire hydrants not only weren't working, quote, they weren't designed for wildfires.
Well, what was the contingency plan?
Now we know that in the Pacific Palisades, we know that the reservoir was empty.
Why is that?
We also have learned a lot that California's given up on the science of of forestry that would be clearing brush and controlled burns.
We know that in 2014, the taxpayers of California approved, you know, building these water reservoirs so the waters would be available.
you know california is known for wildfires the santa ana winds are predictable the la fire department budget was cut But between state and federal funds, we learned six hundred and fifty million dollars was allocated to make the LA port green.
Tell me how that makes sense.
Then we found out that they were spending in LA eight hundred thousand dollars for quote green street sweepers.
And then we we see this plan for billions of dollars for for wind turbines out in California, which by the way, nobody out there really wants, not even the most liberal green person out there.
It's the highest tax state in the country.
There's plenty of money allocated for illegal immigrants in that sanctuary state and the sanctuary city of Los Angeles.
And the point is is that you know the they're they're now busy trump proofing California instead of trying to maybe be somewhat introspective and ask why does this keep happening?
And how do we prevent it from happening?
Because this keeps happening.
It's it's madness.
It's insane.
It was Gavin Newsom, you know, surveying the damage yesterday and and a victim of these fires, a woman came up to him and was unrelenting.
It was kind of like Linda at a school board meeting without the cuss words.
Listen.
That was my daughter's school, Governor.
Please tell me what you're gonna do for it.
I'm not gonna hurt them, I promise.
I'm literally talking to the president right now to specifically answer the question of what we can do for you and your daughter.
Can I hear it?
Can I hear your call?
Because I don't believe it.
I'm sorry.
There's literally I've tried five times.
That's why I'm walking around to make this.
Why is the president not taking your call?
Because it's not going through.
Well, we have to get cell services.
Oh, let's get it.
Let's get it.
I want to be here when you call the president.
I appreciate it.
I'm doing that right now.
And it's immediately get reimbursements, individual assistance, and uh government devastated.
I'm so sorry, especially for your daughter.
I have four kids.
Everyone who went to school there, they lost our homes.
They lost two homes because they were living in one building and not a please tell me, tell me what are you gonna do with the president right now?
We're getting we're getting the resources to help rebuild the water.
Why was there no water in the hydrants, Governor?
It's all literally.
Is it gonna be different next time?
It has to be, of course.
What are you gonna do?
To fill the hydrants.
I would fill them up personally, you know that.
I would fill up the hydrants myself.
But would you do her?
I would do whatever I can.
But you're not.
Linda, is that a little bit like you or am I way off face?
She's really nice.
She's really nice.
I would have been a lot more direct.
You would have been and and how many how many F bombs would you have dropped?
Him and his hair gel wouldn't have been able to stand it.
Forget about it.
I felt but I felt sorry for her.
I mean, and she's so sincere, but a whole life, you know, I mean, we we have over 10,000 damaged or destroyed homes out there.
Ten people are dead.
All of it in my mind preventable.
Sarah Carter's with us, investigative reporter, Fox News contributor, born and raised in California, worked there for many years as an adult, and Kira Davis, an LA resident, author of the book, Drawing Lines.
Uh Sarah, I I'm sure you would agree with my characterization about the Pacific Coast Highway And the fact that these these wildfires keep happening, and then we have you know, hydrants that aren't equipped for these type of fires.
Uh there's no real plan in place.
We have an an empty reservoir in in uh in and the Pacific Palisades.
They don't even have water to get to the fires.
Uh firefighters are willing to risk their lives, and then this is the result.
And and and well, we're gonna try and fix it.
I mean, that it's too little too late in my mind.
Oh, it is, Sean.
It's shameful.
It's devastating and it's shameful and it's criminal.
More so it's criminal.
Ten people have lost their lives, and the fact that we find out now that the reservoir was completely empty of water in an area that is known for having wildfires.
And you're right.
I covered them when I was younger at the Daily Bulletin.
It was my very first job in news.
I was a news reporter covering local news.
We have the San Bernardino fi San Bernardino fires, and I was going up into the San Bernardino fires with the fire department, and it was devastating then.
But look at what's happened now.
It's the worst fire disaster in the history of California right now.
And it's not stopped.
It's continuing to go.
And I think what is even more heart is gut-wrenching, it's heartbreaking, is that you look at the people that are in charge, right?
You have Kinyonis, who was head of the water.
Her only job was to make sure that there was water there.
She was making 750, she is making actually 750,000 a year, twice what her predecessor made, and there was absolutely no water there.
There are so many people that are saying, what is going on here?
Was this purposeful?
Was this I mean, and they have every right to question it.
There needs to be a full-fledged investigation because people lost their lives.
The mayor, the head of uh California water, everybody to the governor, to Governor Gavin Newsom, they have to be investigated.
Where are our taxpayer dollars going and what is going on here?
And they I don't even know if an apology is gonna be good enough.
There are people that will never be able to rebuild, and there are people that will never see their family members again, all because of the incompetency and criminal acts of the people in California that are in charge.
Let's get your take, uh, Kira Davis.
I mean, it's so sad what's happening there, and and then if you want to rebuild, I mean, if you listen to Jillian Michaels when her house burned in 2018, she couldn't even get the permits to build again.
I'm so glad you said that, Sean, because this is what I need people to understand.
We're only at the tip of this iceberg.
These fires are gonna burn for weeks, if not months.
There is land, very valuable land that is sitting bare and in ashes right now, especially in Pacific Palisades and Altadena.
What's gonna happen when those people try to rebuild?
Who do they have to go through?
Let's break this down.
They're gonna have to go through the Coastal Commission.
The California Coastal Commission is basically the mob.
Imagine how hard it is for a restaurant to get a liquor license.
Now multiply that by 110 billion.
That's the Coastal Commission in California.
They're the mob.
CWP, that's the Department of Water and Power, as Sarah just mentioned, they're the mob.
They don't care about the people, they care about themselves.
So all of Newsom's developer friends, all of Pelosi's developer friends, they've had their eye on the California coast for decades in the Southern Coast.
So now who's gonna be there to help those people rebuild and get their property back and get their back.
We just we just heard from Adam Carola, and uh I knew Suzanne Summers and her husband.
Uh I like them both a lot.
They were wonderful, uh wonderful people.
Uh she passed away.
He's still alive.
And you know, when they when their house burned down in Malibu, it took them seven years to be to be able to rebuild.
Seven seven years is an eternity.
It should be seven weeks and at the most.
It's not an accident.
It's not an accident.
They do this to us on purpose.
There's a reason why the City of Huntington Beach has been on Gavin Newsom's crap list for the last four years.
They refuse to comply with this type of nonsense.
But this is what I want to say, Sean.
Now is the time for California to change leadership.
Now is the moment.
We have never seen a moment like this.
I have never seen Californians of all stripes more angry, more emotional, more sick and tired of the same old BS from their leaders.
Everywhere I go, people are upset.
People are angry.
People are crying.
Strangers are holding each other.
If you're in the fire zone or not, it's crazy.
And this is a direct result of the leadership.
And people are saying now's not the time to play politics.
Oh, hell no.
Now is the time to play politics.
Because they've been playing politics with our lives for decades.
And this is where we are.
So yes, now is the moment, California, to play politics.
Now is the moment to do a complete sweep.
Let's burn away this nonsense.
All right, quick break.
We'll come right back more with Sarah Carter and Ciara Davis on the other side, and then we'll get to your calls today.
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All right, we continue now.
Sarah Carter and Kira Davis are with us as we talk more about the preventable disaster out in California.
You know, we had the U-Hall index come out recently, and you know, for the fifth time I almost in a row, California is there there are feet the fewest number of people migrating to California and the highest number of people leaving California of any state.
New York is not far behind.
And where are people moving to?
South Carolina actually ended up being number one, which doesn't surprise me.
I've been there many, many times.
I love South Carolina.
Love Kiawa if you've ever been there.
Debadu is great.
Uh, you know, any of the coastal areas in in the Carolinas are phenomenal.
Uh they have low taxes.
It's a great state.
And then, of course, they you have Texas and Florida and Tennessee in that that grouping of people are leaving these states and drove Sarah Carter, and it's like they're being pushed out as the highest tax state in the country.
I mean, I I talked to Adam Carroll.
The cost of a gallon of gasoline is nearly twice what I pay in Florida, and we don't even have a state income tax here.
Yeah, it's it's shocking, Sean.
And you and I have covered that over and over again for Hannity.
We've we've gone to California and have seen the overwhelming prices, people being priced out, uh, the failure of the California government to do its job to protect the people of California, the filth, by the way, uh, on the streets where they've actually purposefully made the cities unlivable, so people are fleeing to states like I live in, like Texas, Florida, like you said, South Carolina, other parts.
California lost a congressional seat for the first time in like 2021.
Um, and it lost one of its 53 house seats um after the 2020 census, basically realized, you know, I mean, the population had just stopped.
It was it stopped, it was reversing.
And you're right, and all and it's not going to stop until these Democrats are voted out of office.
These people that Kira rightly calls a mafia.
They have uh made a disaster of one of the most beautiful states in our nation, um, one of the economic powerhouses.
And like she said, they're pricing out the people that want to live there.
And even the people that supported them, that supported them, even in Hollywood right now, and this is where I completely agree with Kira on this.
I mean, it's over for Gavin Newsom.
It's over for him now.
And those people are starting to wake up and they are gonna realize wow, the biggest mistakes that they have made.
And a lot of this had to do uh with the failure.
You say It's over for Gavin Newsom, but how much do you want to bet they'll put in uh you know uh Kamala Harris after her after him rather I I I hope not.
I hope not.
Here is really you know, has really been focused on California politics with it.
In my opinion, I truly believe that there has been a revival in America.
People are waking up politically.
We might not all agree on how to do things the same way.
But one thing that we know for certain, human beings understand common sense, and we have seen what the lack of common sense has done to our nation from California all the way to New York City, and the devastation it's done to individual families.
And believe me, people are feeling this in their pocketbook.
And you're right, Sean.
It shouldn't have taken Suzanne Summers, who I love too, seven years to rebuild her home.
It should have taken only, you know, four to seven weeks to rebuild her home, but she couldn't do it because she was struggling against a system that is working against her, a system that is working against the American people, to the point where not only are the people of California devastated, but we still have people in North Carolina that can't even rebuild their homes.
They can't even rebuild their lives, that lost loved ones that are freezing cold, they're living in campers right now.
This is not the America that we should be.
And thank God, January 20th is just around the corner because we need a new executive branch, and if the people of California know what's best for them, they're gonna vote all of these idiots and these mafia leaders like here calls them out and put people in that deserve to be there and people that actually care about their constituents.
I mean, did anybody know anything about Mayor Bassira before they elected her?
I mean, I c I could not believe she's being questioned when she gets back from Ghana, wouldn't even have the respect to address the people that are losing their homes and droves and and offer just condolences and sympathy and and pledging to get the water that the firemen need to put out the fires.
I mean, she did nothing.
She wouldn't say a word.
And then gave out the y'all wrong website.
You go to the URL.
I mean, it's unbelievable.
We're just running out of time.
I I do appreciate both of you, and you have a perspective that I think people need to hear, having, you know, lived out there and living out there.
Uh it's it's uh it's sad.
They're destroying one of the most picturesque, nicest states in in the entire country.
And it's gone, and I don't see any hope for it in the future.
Anyway, Sarah, thank you.
Kira, thank you.
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Um I thought it was pretty funny in this sense.
I don't think funerals are funny, but the fact that you know you had all these former presidents in in one room, and the public interactions with them are are interesting.
And the one interaction that got the most play was Donald Trump, who's sitting next to Melania to his left and Barack Obama to his right, and then in front of them, Kamala Harris was with Dougie.
But they're chumming it up, and I'm just thinking about oh, Obama that thinks that Trump is a fascist.
You know, let all the rhetoric go.
Obama responsible for the coup to push Joe out and put Kamala in.
I bet everything I have that he coordinated with Nancy Pelosi, Chucky Schumer, George Clooney and company.
And thankfully, America rejected all this.
You know, but how do you go from calling somebody a fascist, racist, Nazi, lunatic, whatever you're calling them, to all of a sudden the chumming it up in the pews of a church at a funeral?
The Daily Show actually made fun of it.
Here's how they did it.
Although there was one surprising moment of chemistry.
During Carter's funeral, President elect Trump chatted with former President Barack Obama, of course.
We don't know what they discussed, but the interaction seemed friendly with both presidents talking and occasionally smiling.
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It's a little weird for Obama though, right?
To go from this guy is future Hitler to, oh man, cool story, future Hitler.
Yeah.
And by the way, Kamala noticed.
Ooh.
I don't know if that funeral music was for Carter or for her.
Comment to the look that I do when someone behind me at the movie theater is talking.
I didn't pay 20 bucks to hear you sing Defying Gravity.
Also, this is Conclave.
Why are you singing defying gravity?
She did not seem happy to be sitting that close to Donald Trump.
She basically spent the rest of the day flipping through that funeral program like she was going to find 44 electoral votes in it.
Ouch.
And that was pretty funny.
Uh Donald Trump, by the way, did pledge to give us transparency on those mystery drones that we talked a lot about before the holiday.
Listen.
Do you have any idea whatever happened to the drones?
What happened to drones?
Well, you said that you knew the uh you thought the government knew what was happening with these drones over New Jersey.
There were some by Bedman.
I don't know, they're over Bedminster a lot, so I can imagine.
I'm gonna give you a report on drones about one day into the administration because I think it's ridiculous that they're not telling you about what's going on with the drones.
And it's not only uh with me, uh Glenn was telling me today that in Virginia they have drones all over the place too, and nobody's reporting it.
Uh unbelievable.
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Uh let's say hi to Dustin.
He's in North Carolina.
We love our friends in North Carolina.
We feel bad for the people.
Uh FEMA kicking people out if they didn't respond to their text, their phone call or email uh this very day.
Today was the deadline.
Uh why they're not making a greater effort to contact every family that had been displaced, thousands of them, is incomprehensible to me.
Anyway, Dustin, glad you called.
What's on your mind?
Oh, thank you for having me, Sean.
Um, I want to I want to start off by saying first off, I hate the way they've treated uh they treated Western Road.
I'm in the foothills and we've already got two inches.
I hate it for those people that are in tents right now.
Um second off, uh, I want you to know I'm a two Tom Obama voter.
I had a friend, Tommy, uh Tommy to start researching both sides.
I'll start listening to you, the clay and bucks, and the Charlie Kirks, and man, y'all changed my life.
So I want to thank you for that.
Thank you for saving our country.
Um statement is I I'm I'm really just curious, Sean.
I really just want to know who are we to hold the brunt of the blame for with those fires in California.
Is it is it the governor is it governor newsome?
Is it the mayor?
Is it is it Joe Biden?
Who holds the brunt of the blame for the lack of preparation that they hold out there, you know?
Well, I mean, I think uh it's government in general.
It's local state government, federal government allowing this, you know, all these monies to be allocated for these ridiculous green projects out in California.
And yet they're they're missing the fundamentals and ignoring the science that is wildfi fires are a reality that they face pretty much year in and year out out there, and they're doing nothing, you know, to to put in measures, the science that would prevent them from getting this far out of control.
I mean, it's basic stuff to me.
You have Santa Ana wins, they're predictable.
You have wildfires, that's predictable.
You have the science of forestry, you remove the brush, you have controlled burns.
They're not doing any of these things.
Uh you have reservoirs that that are full that can be tapped by the fire department.
The the one in P Pacific Palisades was empty, and the amount of money wasted on you know social equity programs and green programs out there is is insane.
I went through the budget numbers last night.
It's it's absolutely out of control.
And they have they have no qualms about it.
Yes, sir.
I got another question.
Do you feel like they will jump on uh FEMA or the government will jump on helping these people in California faster than they did or more reactive than they did in Carolina because it's a liberal state.
Probably.
I mean, although you know, I at some point the state's got to bear the brunt of responsibility.
Very, very telling that the insurance companies pulled out of insuring these homes and they did it because they saw the handwriting was on the wall, and they knew the state was not up to the task of of handling the predictable wildfires.
So as a result, they stopped insuring people out there.
And then they have this state insurance, which probably is gonna end up being pretty much worthless.
And I hate to tell you, buckle up, a lot of this money is gonna end up coming from the federal government.
Mark my words.
We're gonna end up paying for this.
They're they're in confidence.
Anyway, Dustin, appreciate the call.
You have a great weekend.
Thank you for being with us.
Uh let's go to Dennis in California.
Dennis, I am sorry for all that so many of your fellow Californians are living through right now, but I am absolutely disgusted uh about everything that I'm learning about how they've handled this and how they didn't prepare for this.
Yeah, um this isn't the first time.
I'm I'm quite a bit north of LA, but I live in the foothills, and there's been several large fires in the last ten to fifteen years around here.
And it's the same thing.
You know, the environmentalist say you can't burn the brush, you can't do this and that.
But we can burn up 400 square miles in 10,000 homes, and it's so frustrating to live here and watch our taxes and our dollar just going in some politicians' pocket.
It's just it's insane.
Well, I mean, this this is basic fundamental stuff.
I can I can you know keep her regurgitating this all day long and it's not gonna it's not gonna bring these people's homes back.
You know, the best case scenario would be they get religion on this and maybe reallocate all of these green monies that they're spending out there.
Maybe they can take the billions they're allocating for their wind turbine projects and making the LA port green, and maybe they can use that money for fire prevention in the future.
It would seem like a better use of of taxpayer dollars to me.
But I wouldn't hold my breath.
Nobody listens to me out there.
This is this is one of the reasons.
When I left New York, I gave a a whole laundry list of reasons why I left.
And it was the best decision I made.
And I was born and raised in New York.
Now I've lived in five different states.
I'm now now six different states, and you know, Florida is my permanent home now.
And I left for all the reasons that so many people are leaving New York, New Jersey, Illinois, California.
They're leaving for legitimate reasons.
And this is this is just one of them.
Yeah.
Anyway, Dennis, hang in there, buddy.
I appreciate it.
Uh David in Arizona, what's up, David?
How are you?
Yeah, I'm doing fine.
Sean, uh let's see here.
Good afternoon to you and Linda.
You know, I'm giving call.
It sounds like I'm just repeating myself because everybody has already said everything here.
I am a conservative native San Franciscan.
We also call ourselves Nor Cal Hillbillies, uh, because NorCal and Southern California, you know, they've been trying to split that for years.
It's gone on and off, probably a hundred plus times.
But um I'm calling because I left uh California in twenty sixteen.
I'd had enough.
I've been through a number of states.
I've lived out in the Mendocino County in California for a number of years, so I have uh uh a pretty good idea of what's going on, at least in NorCal.
Southern Cal, I I can't really tell you about, but um what has happened with uh the government in California, it has become corrupt from the root to the leaf.
And something's gotta be done about this.
I mean, it's my number one, my heart goes out to everybody who's been affected by by these fires.
I really feel for you.
Um we have similar problems up in North Northern California, just not with uh uh going into that dense a population.
So uh I really feel for you.
Um having a reservoir in Southern California go empty.
Um you would think it's mind blowing, but it's at this point it's par for the course.
Um I I would like uh President Trump to maybe not mention so much about the little fish up in the the Delta, the the little amount of water that's keeping the bay the bay from invading the Sacramento River is really just a drop in the bucket in the whole picture.
You know, I'd like to see him really just put the thumb screws to that greasy gray haired ferret that's running the country on um his policies because um everything's so corrupt, overpaid, the taxpayers paying for for all these people's salaries, and it's you know, friend of friend, a friend.
Let's bring them in from New York, uh uh Maryland, and there's not a whole lot of Californians in higher positions anymore, is what I noticed, at least in Northern California.
So um i it's really incredible.
Uh the the water wars in California don't need to start again.
We just got to get to a solution.
Pour out your glass of wine, crash it against the wall, and go, okay, let's get down to it.
You know, let's turn California red again and get something done.
Cut through all this red tape.
Um, you know, uh reservoirs, there's you got the Sierra Nevadas with the reservoirs.
Uh plenty of places to put 'em.
Plenty of places to put 'em.
Uh what you don't look at the forestry, is every one of those trees that's crowded up there, uh, inhales between three and four hundred gallons of water a day.
And the forests are not healthy.
You can't even last time I was in Truckee going to Sierraville on 89.
I pulled over.
I couldn't even see into the forest.
It was that thick with brush and trees.
Um you could take out five million trees with in the Cascade range and the Sierras, and you probably wouldn't even notice it on an overhead photo.
During the 1930s, when they first started taking uh the Department of Forestry and Interior first started taking photo aerial photographs, you could do this was a number of years, 20 years ago or so, pre-computers.
You could do overlays, and you could see that the the forest had encroached into the meadow land.
They've actually expanded by 30% over the first photos in the early 1930s.
So the mismanagement of this is incredible.
Um you just got to get down to the basically the lowest common denominator.
What is this?
You know, this can has been kicked kicked down by governor after governor for years.
The water wars go back into the 1870s.
They, you know, uh Lake Tilaire was the largest body of fresh water in central California, west of the Mississippi, they drained it.
And that was if if you want to make a list of everything that you can do wrong in terms of ideology, you know, driving uh, you know uh and and guiding a situation such As we have unfolding here.
I mean, check every box.
Because they did everything wrong, and they spent all the money all the wrong ways, and all the money that was that should have been spent to prevent things like this from happening was not spent.
The things that should have been done were never done.
The things they don't need, they're allocating billions of dollars towards.
It's it's it's government run amok.
I mean, this is what would have happened to the country had Kamala Harris won.
California so goes California, so would have gone America.
All right, that's gonna wrap things up.
But today we'll go through Juan Mershon's uh ridiculous hearing from earlier today.
We have all the details, Alina Haba.
Uh, Greg Jarrett, Alan Dershowitz, also Hannity 101, Harold Ford Jr. will join us tonight.
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